for 2017
December
Kuster, JM; Williams, D; Bieser, W; and Cook, M, Telepractice in Africa: A Cross-Cultural Experience with People Who Stutter, ASHA Convention, Los Angeles, CA, November10, 2017 - handouts available from Kuster , Williams , Bieser , and Cook
Rick Arenas, University of New Mexico added to Ph.D. Programs in Stuttering
Kuster, JM, ISAD 1998-2012: Some History and Many Positives ISAD Online Conference 2017
Kuster, JM, Overcoming Challenges of ISAD Online Conferences 1998-2012 ISAD Online Conference 2017
Links established to
- A Few Online Resources Which May Be Helpful For Some Students added to Resources For Professors
- Writing Guidebook for Students
- Guide to Preventing Plagiarism
- Plagiarism Awareness and Prevention
- Praxis Exam Prep
- Tips on Public Speaking
- Study Skills for Students
- E-Learning Guidebook
November
Estonian Translation by Johanne Teerink linked to Information and FAQs about Stuttering for Kids
Links established to
September
Developmental Reading Assessment information for using the DRA for children with stuttering or speech sound disorders added to Examples of Material That Can Be Adapted For Therapy
Updated links on the Remembering Scatman John Larkin page
Updated links on Some Information about Communication
Links established to
August
Young Child Fluency Interview added to Therapy for Stuttering (adapted with permission from F.Cook and W. Botterhill, July 2008 SFA workshop)
McDermott, Gerald R. author of Famous Stutterers: Twelve inspiring people who achieved great things while struggling with an impediment has made one of the chapters of his book freely-available - Chapter 5 "It's painful: Marilyn Monroe"
Updated multiple links on the Stuttering Home Page Famous People Who Stutter page.
Added Silverman, Ellen-Marie winning: a novel (The Jason Loring Triology - volume 2)to The Bookstore
Added Silverman, Ellen-Marie SheGate (The Jason Loring Triology, Volume 3)to The Bookstore
Howard Bingham - professional photographer and biographer of Muhammed Ali added to Famous People Who Stutter - In The Past
Links established to
June
A letter from the Department of Education in 1980 and a second letter in 2007 clearly state that "educational performance" cannot be limited to showing of discrepancies in age/grade performance in academic subject-matter area. If their communication disorder impacts oral participation in class, social or emotional development or even potential employment opportunities, they can be served. Ana Paula Mumy developed a Teacher Questionnaire: Nonacademic Adverse Effect of Speech Impairment on Educational Performance for students who stutter.
Getting a free ride by Anita Blom added to On the Lighter Side
Spent a ton of time today updating the following pages
Geoffrey A Coalson, Louisiana State University added to Ph.D. programs in Stuttering
Links established to
May
Links added to
April
Registration form for the 2017 Shady Trails Camp Reunion, August 18-20.
March
Links established to
January
Shady Trails News, December 1939 a four-page newspaper added to Memories of Shady Trails
Grace Clancy added to Memories of Shady Trails
Picture of John and Grace from 1962 added to Memories of Shady Trails
Document listing many involved in the beginning of the National Stuttering Project provided by Michael Sugarman and added to The Museum
Links established to
last updated December 27, 2017
