The “Response to Intervention” Model and the Role of the Speech-Language Pathologists within Schools: A Literature Scoping Review

Misso, Elara F.; Coli, Olivia A.; Drakopoulos, Eutichia; Carey, Christa; Carey, Lindsay

doi:10.26181/5fbaea3f23f60

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The “Response to Intervention” Model and the Role of the Speech-Language Pathologists within Schools: A Literature Scoping Review

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posted on 25.11.2020, 03:31 by Elara F. Misso, Olivia A. Coli, Eutichia DrakopoulosEutichia Drakopoulos, Christa CareyChrista Carey, Lindsay CareyLindsay Carey

This report is an initial exploratory scoping review prepared for Dr. Christa Carey, Speech Pathologist, Victorian Department of Education and Training. Support for this report was provided by La Trobe University, Department of Public Health Participatory Field Placement Internship program (PHE3PFP).

History

School

School of Psychology and Public Health

Publication Date

30/11/2020

Commissioning Body

Victoria Department of Education and Training

Type of report

Industry research report

Publisher

La Trobe University

Place of publication

Melbourne, Australia

Pagination

45p.

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