In small groups, students will research an assigned topic related to adult language disorders.
Specific project requirements include:
- planning meeting with Dr. Clark
- each group will sign up for a 15 - 30 minute meeting (chat) with Dr. Clark to discuss their presentation
- prior to the meeting, each group will identify relevant resources (texts, articles, web pages) that will inform the presentation
- during the meeting groups will provide an outline of the planned presentation and discuss planned activities. Dr Clark will provide clarification of unclear concepts and other suggestions for the presentation as needed
- in-class
instructional activity
(presentation)
- the group should be
prepared to "teach" the information using appropriate pedagogy
- content
(see individual group assignments below)
- form
- the
instructional activity may take many forms. The following list of
suggestions is not exhaustive:
- powerpoint
presentation
- invited
speakers
- video (or
live) examples
- diagnosis
and/or treatment demonstrations
- review
activity
- develop a printed
handout or web page for participants
- highlight most
critical information about the topic
- identify community
and other resources for persons interested in this topic (e.g., patients, their families
and caregivers)
- provide a detailed
reference list and bibliography
- facilitate a discussion
of evidenced-based practice
- identify one or more artifacts (e.g.,
peer-reviewed articles, published evidence reviews, etc) that discuss
- communication/swallowing
characteristics (for overview presentations)
- assessment and/or treatment methods (for diagnosis and treatment presentations)
- and/or contemporary
controversies related to the condition (for all presentations)
- make these artifacts
available to participants at least 1 week prior to the discussion
- lead a discussion of
the artifacts and their application to clinical practice
Group Topic Assignments
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