Resources

Diagnostic and Treatment Materials

The Kent State University Resource Room houses a significant number of diagnostic tests, materials, workbooks, etc.  While students are not permitted to remove materials from the Resource Room to use at their external sites, they are strongly encouraged to use the Resource Room during their free time to review and practice tests, get inspiration for activities, and make copies of workbook materials for educational purposes. 

The Performing Arts Library (PAL) on Kent State's main campus has a limited selection of diagnostic tests that students are permitted to check out of the library and use at their external sites for a limited time. These tests include:

  • Batelle Developmental Inventory- 2nd ed. (BDI-2)
  • Comprehensive Assessment of Spoken Language- 2nd. Ed. (CASL-2)
  • Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals- 5th ed. Metalinguistics (CELF-5)
  • Expressive One Word Picture Vocabulary Test- 4th ed. (EOWPVT-4)
  • Goldman Fristoe Test of Articulation- 3rd ed.(GFTA-3)
  • Phonological Awareness Test- 2nd ed. (PAT-2)
  • Ross Information Processing Assessment- Geriatric 2nd ed. (RIPA-G2)
  • Screening Test for Developmental Apraxia of Speech- 2nd ed. (STDAS-2)
  • Slosson Intelligence Test for Children and Adults- 4th ed. (SIT-4)
  • Structured Photographic Articulation Test- 3rd ed. (SPAT-D 3)
  • Stuttering Severity Instrument- 4th ed. (SSI-4)
  • Test of Adolescent/ Adult Word Finding- 2nd ed. (TAWF-2)
  • Test of Auditory Comprehension of Language- 4th ed. (TACL-4)
  • Test of Early Language Development- 4th ed. (TELD-4)
  • Test of Narrative Language- 2nd ed. (TNL-2)
  • The Word Test- 3rd ed.

We are always looking for ideas regarding items to place in the PAL, so please complete this Performing Arts Library (PAL) Materials Request Form  with any suggestions.

Online Resources

In addition to checking out items from the PAL and reviewing materials in our Resource Rooms, students have access to the following online resources:

Kent State University's Free Supervisory Professional Development 

Starting in January 2020, ASHA's new standard requires all supervisors to have a one-time, 2-hour professional development course in the area of supervision.

We are happy to support our external clinical educators in completing this requirement through viewing a presentation by Mrs. Lynn Berk, one of our Senior Lecturers and Clinical Liaisons, on the supervisory process.

If you are interested in completing this requirement, please contact Dr. Sue Grogan-Johnson, Graduate Coordinator or Erin Kolonich, SLP Clinic Coordinator to gain access to the course.

ASHA Resources for Supervisors

2020 Standards of Supervision

Frequently Asked Questions about Student Supervision

Clinical Education and Supervision

Issues in Ethics: Supervision of Student Clinicians

Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Student Supervision

From My Perspective/Opinion: A Call for Culturally Responsive Supervision

Supervision of Graduate Students: Billing and Payment Compliance

2023 Code of Ethics

 

 

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