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Adapting Storybooks To Work on Comprehension with Students with Limited Verbal Skills

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All students can benefit from using storybooks to work on speech and language goals.   Here are some tips and tricks for using storybooks with your students with limited expressive language.   There is tons of research out there that shows the benefits of using storybooks and literature in speech.  For example, Gillam, Gillam, and Reece […]

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