Description
				
					
Ages: 6-17
Grades: 1-12
 This vibrant program for the remediation of /r/, /r/ blends, and vocalic /r/ gets results with motivating, systematic lessons; easy measures of progress; hefty amounts of practice materials; and time-saving assessment tools.
 The programmed approach combines the best features from the Modified Cycles Approach (Hodson & Paden, 1990), the Sensory Motor Approach (McDonald, 1964), and Motor Learning Theory (Skelton, 2004) to help students master all the variants of /r/ and vocalic /r/ production. Use it for pull out sessions and to meet the needs of groups with varying levels of competency.
 The program includes:
  - Four assessment tools for initial /r/, initial /r/ blends, vocalic /r/ at word level, and a reading assessment
  - step-by-step instructions and prompts
  - illustrated elicitation techniques
  - full-color picture grids
  - color-coded reading materials
  - sample long- and short-term goals
  - how to address weak or incorrect articulation attempts
  - take-home carryover sheets
  - easy-to-use scoring tools and sound inventory sheets
  - award certificates
  - generalization activities 
  
 The lessons address every level of remediation:
  - discrimination
  - establishment
  - word level
  - sentence completion
  - sentence reading and sentence imitation
  - sentence production using carrier phrases
  - elicited phrases/sentences
  - carryover and generalization activities
  
 Every lesson uses these evidence-based learning methods: 
  - consistent self-monitoring and self-evaluation
  - early mastery of high frequency and high density words
  - support fades as the task complexity increases
  - anchor words to recalibrate correct productions
  - skills broken down into achievable steps
  - parental involvement using motivational home practice sheets 
  
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