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Hi! I'm Judy Deepe. My students call me Mrs. Deepe or Miss Judy Deepe, sometimes within the same session ;). I sign my IEP's, Judith L. Deepe, M.Sc., CCC-SLP. I graduated with my Masters Degree in 1989 from Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS. I have been employed as a Speech-Language Pathologist by the Educational Service Unit No.9 for 24 years. I have been blessed to have spent the last 16 of those year serving students and working with the wonderful teachers at Hampton Public and Lutheran Schools. I love the flexibility and challenges of helping my students!
I've been married for 19 (and a half) years to a wonderful man. We have an awesome son, who attends HPS, and two dogs who keep us entertained!
Fine print: All therapy materials, websites, or applications cited in this website are offered as potential tools to aide in the development of speech and language skills. As such, these tools are to be used as a part of speech and language therapy services in the hopes that you will practice with your child outside my room ;)! I encourage you to contact me at 402-725-3615 or <[email protected]> with any questions you may have.
I've been married for 19 (and a half) years to a wonderful man. We have an awesome son, who attends HPS, and two dogs who keep us entertained!
Fine print: All therapy materials, websites, or applications cited in this website are offered as potential tools to aide in the development of speech and language skills. As such, these tools are to be used as a part of speech and language therapy services in the hopes that you will practice with your child outside my room ;)! I encourage you to contact me at 402-725-3615 or <[email protected]> with any questions you may have.
32 Allophones of /r/ There are actually 32 unique /r/ allohones, 42 acutally if you count medial /r/ blends as in words such as apricot. Here is the breakdown of the 32 unique /r/ allophones or sounds: 19 vocalic /r/’s where the vowel is before the /r/ as in words such as Archie, barn and father 11 initial /r/ blends a consonant occurs before the /r/ sound as in words such as bread, print prevocalic /r/ words have /r/ at the beginning of the word as in red, run and race medial/final /r/ as in words such as girl, world, swirl Not all student misproduce all 32 /r/ allophones and the misproductions are usually separate. For example, students who misproduce prevocalic /r/ or words with /r/ at the beginning of the word also misproduce the /r/ in initial /r/ blends as in the word bread. The vocalic /r/ words in my clinical experience are not intertwined with prevocalic and initial /r/ blends. http://blog.sayitright.org/ |
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