ASHA 2009

Come visit us at ASHA in New Orleans next week. We’re at booth 718 near the center of the exhibit hall. If you are interested in /r/ remediation for vocalic /r/ articulation disorders, come to the training on Thursday Nov 17, at 2pm in Room 255-257 of the convention center. Yes, you get CEUs for attending.

We’ve love to see and meet with you. Come by the booth and get “I Love The Entire World of R” mardi gras beads (In New Orleans, of course you’ve got to have beads). They are FREE for the first 200 people, plus you can get one for entering the “I Love The Entire World of R” Contest right at the convention.

See you in New Orleans!

“I Love The Entire World of R” Contest — Win $500

So many people have shared such great stories about how The Entire World of R has helped them professionally and the impact it’s had on their students or own children.

We thought we’d do something fun and exiting–a Contest!

Answer the question, Why “I Love The Entire World of R”? Just post a video or Blog entry sharing your story. First place winner gets $500!

You can post your response here as a reply or reply to our video on YouTube. You can post your entry anywhere on the web, you’ll just need to tell us where your entry is so that we can locate it (use the entry form at www.sayitright.org/contest.php

Also you’ll need to include a hyperlink back to www.sayitright.org somewhere in your submission.

The contest ends the last day of 2009. So get going. Please share, we’re looking forward to hearing from you!

Complete contest rules and a submission form are available at www.sayitright.org/contest.php

Got a Question about Vocalic R Articulation Disorders for 2009-2010 School Year?

Post your questions and suggestions here.

Got a Question about Vocalic R Articulation Disorders? Ask Mrs. R. Questions for 2008-2009 School Year

Got questions about vocalic /r/ articulation disorders? We’re starting a new page for questions for the new school year 2008-2009. What questions might you have regarding vocalic /r/ or The Entire World of R?

Vocalic R Success Stories!

Everyone loves a good story. Just about all school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) have also had trouble with a vocalic /r/ articulation disordered student at some point. Perhaps more than one? Come on fess up… Yes, you know what I’m talking about. Been frustrated? Felt like pulling your hair out?

But (for most) at some point something worked? What was it? What made a difference? What did you try that worked?

For the benefit of those struggling, please share your vocalic /r/ sucess story.

Which Entire World of R products do you recommend?

The Entire World of R™ is the pioneer in vocalic /r/ remediation. The Entire World of R™ is a complete prouduct line designed to treat /r/ articulation disorders. There are over 30 products in the complete product line.

One of the most frequenty asked questions are which products to get. The answer depends on what your specifc circumstances. For example: Are you just treating one or two students?; Are you a parent working with your child over summer vacation?; Are you new to working with children?; Do you have a large caseload of /r/ articulation disorder students?

Many people have similar questions, post your question and we’ll try and steer you in the right direction.

Got a Question about Vocalic R Articulation Disorders? 2007-Aug 2008

If you have a question about a vocalic /r/ articulation disorders, please post it here. If you have a question, there are most likely others that have the same question and could benefit from your post. What questions about vocalic /r/ do you have?

These are questions posted and answered from 2007-2008. For more questions and answers, see the post above for the current school year.

Vocalic R

Welcome to The Entire World of R Blog! 

Are you a speech-language pathologist, special education teacher, English-as-a-second language instructor or parent of a child with an “r” articulation disorder?   

Does /r/ cause you problems?  Whether you call it vocalic r, r-controlled vowels, vowel-r, or r-colored vowel, we hope this blog will help you.  This site is dedicated to all things /r/.  This is a place to discuss your frustrations and find (hopefully) solutions.

What problems do you have? Please share!