SeeHearSpeak Podcast

Nicole Landi, an expert in genetics and brain imaging, discusses her research on poor comprehenders. Topics include the relationship between a gene called BDNF and reading comprehension, aggregating data to discover associations between genes and behavior, measuring emotional tolerance, the benefits of working with schools, and favorite books and reading habits.

Nicole Patton Terry, expert in bidialectalism, school-research partnerships, and poverty, explores the strengths of bidialectalism, differences between bilingualism and bidialectalism, importance of inclusive stakeholder engagement, benefits of research practice partnerships, and the importance of diverse children's literature.

Guest Mabel Rice discusses misconceptions about SLI, early identification, and genetics. Topics include nuances between SLI and DLD, using apps for language assessment, emotional struggles in the IEP process, and exciting projects in reading instruction.

Episode 22  with Tiffany Hogan. For the 1-year anniversary of SeeHearSpeak podcast, guest host Kelly Farquharson interviews podcast host Tiffany Hogan about her research, career, and the podcast.

Laida Restrepo, an expert in dual language learners, developmental language disorders, and educational policy, discusses the impact of policies on dual language learners, intervention work with bilingual children, identifying language disorders and dyslexia, the modifiability scale and resilience, and the connection between theatre, literacy, and childhood books.

Episode 20 with Principal Gallagher on leadership, supporting teachers, and creating a safe environment for kids

Jodi Oliver, a parent and speech language pathologist, shares her perspective on Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) as both a mother and a professional. Topics include discovering DLD, advocating for a child with DLD, reflection on therapy and parental responsibility, and personal experiences and childhood books.

Speech language pathologist and researcher Sean Redmond discusses the overlap between ADHD and DLD, comparing ADHD and SLI, challenges in seeking diagnosis for language disorders, implications for screening, comorbidity, and childhood books. Hosts connect podcast to website and recommend books for listeners.

Episode 17: DLD Advocacy and Working Memory with Lisa Archibald

Episode 16: RADLD, DLDandme, and DLD Educational Outcomes with Karla McGregor and Shaun Ziegenfusz