Podcast appearances and mentions of shaun pearson

This week we discuss the draw at Wimbledon and are delighted to release part 2 of our chat with the fantastic Shaun Pearson.@fearlessidzinefidzine@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we discuss the loss to MK Dons and are delighted to release part 1 of our chat with the fantastic Shaun Pearson.@fearlessidzinefidzine@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this “Recast” episode of Talking with Tech, we share a remastered episode that was previously aired on the podcast. This episode includes Chris Bugaj's interview with Shaun Pearson and Chris Chichoskikelly about the AAC Agreements, a set of “better” practices around AAC that were crowd sourced from stakeholders in the area of AAC at the ATIA conference in 2016 and 2018. You can learn more about the AAC Agreements here!   Before the interview, Chris Bugaj, Rachel Madel, and Lucas Steuber discuss some of the key beliefs that they have around AAC and how they try and follow these guidelines within their own practices.   During the interview, Chris, Chris, and Shaun discuss the following "AAC Agreements":   1. The student should have access to their communication system even while engaging in academic or leisure activities. 2. Everyone is a multi-modal communicator. A communication system should include multiple modalities. 3. There should always be a light tech option as part of an AAC system. 4. Motor planning is an important consideration of an organizational structure of an AAC system. 5. The communication system should allow for multiple pragmatic functions. 6. Core vocabulary should be taught. 7. Modeling (aided language stimulation) all day, every day is desired in AAC, with no requirement of a response. 8. Modeling should allow for growth in the individual's communication. 9. Modeling should be used to facilitate growth in communication. 10. Accept any mode of communication as valid, as long as your communication partner understands what it means. Don't require individuals to repeat themselves in another modality. Do model the response in the modality you are trying to teach. 11. The AAC system should always be immediately accessible to the user. 12. The AAC system should never be removed for disciplinary reasons.   Visit talkingwithtech.org to access previous episodes, resources, and CEU credits that you can earn for listening to TWT episodes!   Help us develop new content and keep the podcast going strong! Support our podcast at patreon.com/talkingwithtech!

This week, Chris interviews Heidi Hosick Joyce, an SLP and specialist in both AAC and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Heidi and Chris discuss some of the differences between coaching in sports and coaching AAC communication partners, including "reflective coaching" - helping someone to change what they are doing at the level they are capable of. They talk about the importance of building a positive relationship, giving positive reinforcement, and using "I wonder" phrases to encourage self-reflection amongst communication partners.   Before the interview, Chris discusses his upcoming session for Closing the Gap with Shaun Pearson and Katie Robertson called "Voice and Choice -- Learning Made Fun Through Interactive Choose Your Own Adventure Games". This session will focus on all the ways that generative language and core words can be encouraged playing "choose your own adventure" games. Rachel shares a strategy for logging an AAC user's spontaneous language - you can use a virtual assistant (e.g. Alexa, Google Home) to create a communication log all day long whenever communication occurs. Key ideas this week include:   

Mark Griffiths and Chay Long pay tribute to Shaun Pearson, discuss the Steve Edwards Goal of the Season Trophy and then unveil.....EUROHEART! They look at Wales' chances in the tournament and group opponents Italy, Switzerland and Turkey, and also consider the tournament as a whole. 00:00:30 Shaun Pearson 00:06:50 The Steve Edwards Goal of the Season Trophy 00:14:42 EuroHeart This is the feed of the Final Whistle podcast, the official podcast of Wrexham AFC. It features detailed reports and analysis after every game, the weekly Dragonheart chat show every Friday at 6, audio highlights, preview podcasts, and the Lowdown scouting report before every game. Plus, we'll put out specials whenever something interesting happens – and that's been quite often lately! Subscribe to our podcast feed to support Wrexham AFC. Every penny raised by the podcast goes back into the club, and every review and comment pushes us up the iTunes charts, so please leave your thoughts, hit the like button, share and enable notifications.

This wasn't the show we planned! Sadly, major technological problems mean the original show, featuring Mark Griffiths, Lucy Scott and Tom Barlow, couldn't be recorded, and the audio of a second attempt, featuring Mark and Chay Long, corrupted! So, instead Mark discusses the unexpected cultural relevance of Diego Maradona to Wrexham AFC, we hear from Shaun Pearson and Mark Carrington, and there's an archive interview, which has never been aired before, with club legend Ian Moir, who sadly passed away in 2015. This podcast has a few extra bits we couldn't fit into the radio show. Dragonheart has a new rss feed: https://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:35366634/sounds.rss Subscribe to Dragonheart on your favourite podcast aggregation services: iTunes, Acast, Soundcloud, Stitcher and more! Just search for "Final Whistle"

Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Micah Richards join Mark Chapman for the Monday Night Club. The panel discuss Jack Grealish's impressive performance against Belgium and what that means for Southgate's England formation and tactics. They also chat Wayne Rooney and his potential move into management at Derby after the sacking of manager Phillip Cocu. Plus hear the thoughts of Wrexham FC captain Shaun Pearson on Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's takeover of the club.

We need your help to keep Talking with Tech going strong! If you are a loyal listener, please support our podcast at patreon.com/talkingwithtech. This week, we are happy to share our third Small Talks episode! We have 5 different short interviews from Brian Whitmer, Brandi Lee Wentland, Kathy Howery, Shaun Pearson, and Kelly Key! Each of them shares a key experience or strategy that is of particular interest!   Key ideas this week:  

Mark Griffiths, Colin Henrys and Lee Milford see Shaun Pearson lead by example as Wrexham return to winning ways.

Join Chris, Rachel and Lucas this week for a discussion of universal principles in AAC intervention - in other words, what do we all agree on, and why? Then Chris sits down with Shaun Pearson and Chris Chichoskikelly to talk about the "AAC Agreements," which continues along the same theme in more detail and highlights the opinions of clinicians and researchers from the Assistive Technology Industry Association conferences in 2016 and 2018. Shaun is a Speech-Language Pathologist, trained at McGill University in Montreal and now practicing in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He currently works as an Assistive Technology Specialist supporting students with complex communication needs ages 5-21. Shaun believes his primary focus is to foster relationships and build capacity with others therapists, teachers, classroom staffs, and families. We'd love to hear your feedback and opinions! Come join us on Facebook, email us at tech@speechscience.org, or @talkingwithtech on Instagram or Twitter. Like what we do at Talking With Tech? Take a moment to leave us a review on iTunes as that helps others find us!

Andy Davies' first game as manager ends in a battling victory as Shaun Pearson's header seals the game from a controversial free kick. Mark Griffiths and Harry Wright go through the action.

A fascinating tactical scrap sees Wrexham take the game to Dover but fail to find a way through Athletic's defence/ Mark Griffiths and Andy Parkinson go through the action before inevitably making Shaun Pearson man of the match.