Clinical Simulations

Jeannie is a 12-year-old who is referred for an evaluation. You are assigned to complete the Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals Fifth Ed. Metalinguistics with Jeanie and report your findings. This simulation is presented in partnership with NCS Pearson Inc.

Jeannie is a 12-year-old who is referred for an evaluation. You are assigned to complete the Expressive Vocabulary Test 2nd Ed. with Jeannie and report your findings. This simulation is presented in partnership with NCS Pearson Inc.

Michaela is a 6-year-old who is referred for an evaluation. You are assigned to complete the Expressive Vocabulary Test 2nd Ed. with Michaela and report your findings. This simulation is presented in partnership with NCS Pearson Inc.

Bubby is an 8-year-old who has been attending outpatient speech therapy for the past nine months. You are the speech-language pathologist scheduled to see Bubby today for therapy.

Ben is a 5-year-old in a kindergarten classroom. He was referred for a speech, language, and hearing screen by his teacher. You are a speech-language pathology assistant assigned to complete the screening.

Bubby is an 8-year-old who sustained a nonaccidental traumatic brain injury when he was an infant. You are the speech-language pathologist at an outpatient facility where Bubby has been referred for a speech, language, and feeding evaluation.

Kelly is a 7-year-old who has been having difficulty learning to read. She is in the second grade at a private school. Her mother is seeking additional information and is requesting a comprehensive speech and language evaluation at your private practice. You are the speech-language pathologist assigned to complete her evaluation.

Kyle is a 6-year-old with a receptive and expressive language delay. You are a speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to provide his intervention.

Dora is a 3-year-old from a primarily Spanish-speaking home who was referred by her parents for an evaluation of her language skills due to very limited expressive language and concerns about repetition of sounds. You are the speech-language pathologist assigned to complete her evaluation.

Carley is a 3-year-old who is referred for an evaluation. Her parents are concerned that Carley's speech and language skills may be delayed for her age. You are a speech-language pathologist at a private practice assigned to complete her evaluation.