Enjoy the Ride: 4 Ways to Navigate Speech Therapy
Guest Post by Melissa Porter, MS, CCC-SLP I remember the first time I felt like I was drowning as a middle and high school SLP.
Written Language Disorder & Literacy Services
A child’s success begins with his/her ability to communicate.
Written Language & Literacy Therapy with eLuma
Children that have speech (phonological) problems and disorders often experience latent issues that manifest in the development of their literacy & written language skills. Literacy & written language skills are imperative to a child’s academic, social and emotional development.
How does eLuma help students with literacy & written language disorder?
eLuma Online Speech Therapy provides struggling students with the opportunity to receive full support and intervention for literacy & written language (including phonological awareness, basic language mastery, along with reading and writing) to ensure their ongoing success.
Specifically, the eLuma speech therapists will provide assistance in helping identify at-risk children, assessing needs and providing intervention which will focus on:
Developing the student’s phonological awareness.
Practicing with literacy activities and guides.
Improving reading comprehension and fluency.
Strengthening their written narratives and persuasive writing.
Advancing their knowledge base.
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If you have questions about online school based speech therapy and how it works, we invite you to check out our Why Online Therapy and How Online Therapy Works pages to learn more about how effective, affordable, and popular it really is.
If you want to learn more about how eLuma’s online speech therapy services can help your school district, we’re happy to provide a free consultation to talk through your specific needs.
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