Suzanne Meldrum
@SuzanneMeldrum1
Followers
52
Following
37
Media
4
Statuses
33
Researcher, Lecturer, Interested in language acquisition, Views are my own.
Joined March 2021
I invigilated a 3 hour exam yesterday. It was just lovely to see GenZ using pen and paper again. At the end of the 3 hours I said “congratulations on finishing, you missed a whole lot of stuff on TikTok though” and you could see them all flinch nervously.
0
1
6
The last (but certainly not the least) stop on my @EdithCowanUni collaboration grant was the fantastic team at Sydney Uni. They not had the patience to listen to me talk about @ORIGINSProject_ but we had a great chat over lunch. I've learned so much over this 5 days.
0
0
9
Today I learnt so much working with @MWslp and @NatalieMunro3 at sunny Griffiths Uni. Language transcription is changing and I'm trying to keep up! They were both so generous and patient with me. This @EdithCowanUni collaboration grant has been a fab opportunity.
1
2
18
Delighted to host @SuzanneMeldrum1 on a @EdithCowanUni Collaboration Grant visiting @SCU_Australia this week. Great discussions about child development research & school readiness in @ORIGINSProject_ @telethonkids & interprofessional teaching ideas between education & #SLP
0
2
18
I'm not usually drawn to post, but I'm not loving this one...
theconversation.com
There are alternatives to England’s focus on synthetic phonics, which teaches children to decode words by learning the relationship between letters and sounds.
0
0
1
This paper is now available in Vol 26 Issue 1 @IJSLP by @SuzanneMeldrum1 Lucinda Snyman & @EF_Hunt "Replication of a single-case design cross-situational statistically based word learning treatment for late talking children" https://t.co/AatccrvGzX
0
3
5
Come work with us :) Lecturer / Senior Lecturer, Speech Pathology job with EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY Perth, Australia https://t.co/riBvlfMgxb
#jobs
timeshighereducation.com
The ECU Speech Pathology program is delivered in modern, state of the art facilities on the Joondalup campus of the university.
0
2
3
This week is #NationalStrokeWeek and ECU is at the forefront of helping survivors live the best life possible. Brain Injury Yarning Circles support groups, which aim to help Aboriginal Australians and their families' wellbeing after a stroke.
1
2
5
I had a great chat with Suki Sadik on ABC Weekend Evenings last Saturday. We talked about late talkers, when to worry and what parents can do. If you want to listen, here is the link. My segment is up first :)
abc.net.au
Weekend Evenings across Australia with music and great chats.
0
1
7
Thanks to the conversation for asking me to write this - I had lots of fun :) https://t.co/n2yhRk5Y2E
theconversation.com
Around half of toddlers who aren’t chattering by age two will catch up later, but we can’t predict which ones.
2
2
4
Our new paper is now available online! We (@SuzanneMeldrum1, Lucinda Snyman and I at #ECUSpeech @MHS_ECU) replicated and extended an intervention study for late talking toddlers based on cross situational statistical learning procedures https://t.co/piLa5g8o5x
1
3
17
1
2
2
Spent the morning with #ECUSpeech students on the @EdithCowanUni wards for dysphagia and voice simulation assessments - amazing to see how much they have learned in the last year!
0
2
6
@HowardManns inspired this #Speakeasy episode about Aussie slang. Not the nicest. But it is out there, so you'd better know. Use this knowledge for good not evil, and be kind. With Tom Baddeley on @abcperth. Thanks Jackson and Brad for production. https://t.co/2fdbEkvgbk
abc.net.au
Linguist Daniel Midgley explains the history behind some of Australia's favourite ways to call someone stupid on this week's Speakeasy.
1
2
2
Happy St Patrick’s Day from Sharon… and me 💚☘️🍀
93
200
2K
#Aboriginal Brain Injury Coordinators have been #ClosingtheGap for Aboriginal brain injury survivors in WA for 3 yrs as part of #HealingRightWay study. New ways of doing things important for the future nationally @strokefdn @WAHealth @ConnectivityTBI
0
6
19