Podcast: Criterion to Determine the Best Educational Apps
Podcast: Criterion to Determine the Best Educational Apps
Back in November, this Podcast came together while I was in a home health care facility working round the clock as my father had taken a fall and was in rehab. Original intentions were that I would be in my home office, prepared and relaxed to be part of my first educational Podcast. That didn't quite happen, since Speech Science had already rescheduled - we went ahead and there I was in a "nursing home" with my trusty mac and headphones. Read all about Speech Science below and please listen and leave feedback, thanks..
SpeechScience is a print, video, and podcast content producer founded by a group of Speech-Language Pathologists dissatisfied with the pervasive quantity of misinformation across multiple cultures and communities regarding communication disorders, pervasive developmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, and others. With more than 100,000 monthly listeners across our three podcasts and well more than 100,000 monthly readers of our blogs, SpeechScience impacts nearly half of the world's specialists in communication disorders. Read More Here
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Jayne Clare is dedicated to being in the forefront of the ever-changing digital landscape. She has been working directly with students and startups and recognizing what works and what doesn’t, along with the why behind both. Jayne co-founded Teachers With Apps in 2011.