SPICE-Plus Agenda

SPICE-Plus Workshop Agenda FALL 2007

Revised to include more demonstration
of the CID SPICE auditory training curriculum
plus new activities for older children

Audience
Pediatric audiologists, teachers of the deaf and speech-language pathologists

Faculty
Lisa Davidson, PhD, CCC-A
Jennifer Johnson, MS, CED
Jerrica Kettel, 4th Year AuD Extern
Maggie Matusofsky, MS, CCC-A
Marie Richter, MS, CCC-A
Julia West, MS, CED

Day 1
CID school overview/questions
Candidacy and implantation process
Cochlear implant function and design
CID classroom observation (Family Center, Pre-K, Primary)
Lunch at CID
What happens at the mapping session
Device problems and what to do
Break, optional CI surgical video
FM systems
Future directions, Q & A

Day 2
Principles of developing auditory skills
SPICE overview
Detection and suprasegmental perception
Demonstration: detection and suprasegmental activities
Vowel and consonant perception
Demonstration: vowel and consonant perception activities
Ask the real experts: discussion with adult CI recipients
Lunch and discussion with teachers
SPICE and beyond: connected discourse and other skills
Discussion and video demonstration of activities
Case study discussions
Developing auditory skills birth to age 5

For more information, contact Dianne Gushleff, dgushleff@cid.edu.

Call Dianne toll-free 1.877.444.4574, ext.133 or 314.977.0133, fax: 314.977.0016.

SPICE-Plus workshop participants may purchase the CID SPICE curriculum, now with sturdy Stack 'n Go itinerant carrying case, for the reduced cost of $200.

SPICE-Plus workshop participants may also opt to take the previous day's Early Intervention Workshop for a $50 discount on the cost of the workshop.

ASHA CEUs will be offered.

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