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Back with the Goldman Fristoe in Spanish!
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Hi everyone, Another Sunday and I've got the Goldman Fristoe Test of Articulation in Spanish (3rd edition) for today's assessment walkthrough and review. If you are familiar with the GFTA in English, it's helpful because you know what to do with this assessment. In the video I compare both the Spanish protocol to the English one. I think it's valuable potentially as a teaching tool for SLPs who might think if I test speech sounds in English only, it's fine. Well, in the video I show you how many differences there are. My only criticism of the GFTA in Spanish is that although you can look at vowel errors in Spanish, they don't list the diphthongs, which I find are the ones that students struggle with, if they struggle with vowels. Click to watch: Goldman Fristoe Test of Articulation in Spanish (3rd edition) ***** I'm continuing to converse with a company Lovable who is sponsoring this week's newsletter! Like I mentioned before, if you want an app or website built, this could be right for you. If you've been waiting to launch, maybe Lovable can help you get going a littler faster. Click below to check it out: Thanks and have a great week ahead, Sarah 💝 |
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