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Excellent 👏🏻👏🏻- resonates with Irish SLT service context that persists in using derogatory term “parent training” (& in many cases the only SLT offering), which can apportion blame, imply deficiencies & avoids professional responsibility to actually provide direct EBP to children

Congratulations to Human Communication Sciences | Sheffield for winning the Advance HE Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence 🎉 This award recognises their innovative ways of working together to enhance student experience and employability

Having difficulty recruiting to our Band 6 post in Forensic Inpatients in Middlesbrough. We are happy to consider a Band 5 to 6 progression. Any suggestions from an NQP perspective (or anyone) that would make a post in this type of setting more desirable? ☺️

15 bookmark-worthy tools for researchers that cost you nothing and will save you time (& nerves) when researching, writing and publishing. A thread. 🧵 #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

New research by me and Ian Cushing published in Literacy (UKLA), available open access here (tinyurl.com/mseavkvj) and a short thread on the work below. Thanks to The Leverhulme Trust School of English - University of Leeds and Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds for funding support

In this new research, Prof Julia Snell and I challenge widely-held, durable beliefs about the transfer of nonstandardised spoken grammar into writing - and how they get used to justify language policing. Full link to the open access article and a thread summarising the work below.

The article is part of a special issue on 'Oracy and education: perspective shifts and policy tensions' edited by Karen Daniels and Roberta Taylor Many thanks to the editors! Watch out for the other articles appearing in early view online...

Brilliant thread 👏🏼

Come and meet us! We’re a friendly bunch 😀

Okay, I've been wanting to write this thread for a while and the final piece just came out so: 2020-2022 has been a banger time for new qualitative methods books. Here's a thread of some great new books!

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Racism ended it: Picking ‘desirable attributes’ for a white workplace — besea.n Thanx ⁦Wing Yee Lam⁩ for sharing your experiences navigating the profession from the margins. Hope you’ve found your people RCSLTLearn⁩ ⁦⁦@IrmaDonaldson19⁩ besean.co.uk/spotlight/raci…

There's been a lot of ~discussion~ on Academic Twitter recently about positionality, reflexivity, and ethics in qualitative research. This feels like a good time to remind quantitative researchers that this applies to *all* paradigms. [see our paper, psyarxiv.com/xvrhm/]

This week we are saying TTFN to Sarah Spencer who is going on maternity leave! We will miss you Sarah! ❤💜💙

6 incredible resources developed by top universities to help you become a proficient academic writer — totally free:

Rereading this paper again, it's so crazy good Sarah Spencer love your writing so much....

I believe in being a part of a collective and achieving with others, always grateful for all my co-conspirators who consistently conceive portal of possibilities with me... 🌱🌿🌺 Vishnu Nair Dr. Aris M Clemons Dr Abi Hackett Sarah Spencer @ProfeAustin @mboveda.bsky.social Ameena L. Payne (she/her)

6 weeks really can make the world of difference. From my first steps after bladder removal to stepping on the stage for graduation yesterday🥺 I graduated with a diploma in speech and language therapy from Uni of Sheffield 🧵 1/

Particular thanks to @Emjgreg , Sarah Spencer and @lucydslt who went above and beyond over the years to support me! It is truly one of the best unis for supporting people with disabilities! 5/

If you don’t know already, I’m writing a book called ‘working with AAC’, due 2025. Here’s a quick doodle with some info I though might be helpful! Thanks to anyone who’s connected with me, everyone’s views about AAC are important and will influence the book content in some way!