Topics On Supervision For Speech-Language Pathologists
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1.05 ASHA CEUs
$139.00
Description
Fulfill your 2020 ASHA Mentoring and Supervisory course requirements
This course includes all 10 modules of this course series and covers the following topics:
Understanding Roles & Communicating Expectations
Individualizing Styles & Levels Of Supervision
Communication & Interpersonal Skills
Giving Feedback & Conferences
Teaching Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
Observation & Data Collection In The Supervisory Process
Supervisor & Supervisee Accountability; Supervising Students With Disabilities
Supervision Across Settings and Case Studies: Application Of Supervisory Skills
Principles Guided Learning And Practice
Offered for 1.05 ASHA CEUs – 10.5 contact hours.
Courses are also available in two-hour modules.
Course Run Time: 10:30:15
Module One
- Perceptions About Roles
- Clarifying Discrepancies in Perceptions
- Importance of Shared Expectations
- Discrepancies in Expectations
- Discovering Your Expectations
- Learning How to Talk About Your Expectations
- Being Accountable To Your Role
- Factors Impacting Individualized Style & Level of Supervision
Module Two
- Supervision is a Process
- Illustrative Model of Scaffolding
- Anderson’s Continuum Model of Supervision
- Personal & Professional Variables
- Adapt Your Approach
- Supervisory Action Plan
- Case Studies
Module Three
- Communication as a Continuum
- Social Exchange Theory
- Case Studies of Effective and Ineffective Communication Interactions
- Use of Listening and Joining in Communication
- Identification & Roles of Various Communication Styles
- Use and Impact of Non Verbal Communication
Module Four
- Model of Social Cognition
- Conferences
- Feedback & Conference Planning
- Case Studies
Module Five
- What is Critical Thinking?
- Critical Thinking vs Problem Solving
- Promoting Critical Thinking
- Barriers
- Teaching Critical Thinking
Module Six
- Observation and Data Collection
- Clinical Supervision Model
- Operationalization
- Ordinal vs Interval Data
- Qualitative vs Quantitative
- Data Collection Methods
- Case Study
Module Seven
- Systemic Clinical Accountability Within the Profession
- Accountability for Supervision Through Research
- Supervisor Accountability
- Liability and Accountability
- Supervisee’s Accountability
- Laws
Module Eight
- Disability Prevalence
- Identification Issues
- General Guidelines
- Adaptations/Modifications
- Case Studies
Module Nine
- Topic Introduction
- Key Questions to Ask - what should be the take-aways from this module?
- Supervision in Service Delivery Settings
- Recommendations and Best Practices
- Supervision of the Off-Campus Practicum
- Roles of the On-Campus/University Supervisor in Off-Campus Practicums
- Issues in the Off-Campus Practicum
- Recommendations and Best Practices
- Supervision of the Clinical Fellowship
- Recommendations for Further Self-Study and Education
- Case Studies
Module Ten
- Introduction
- Case Studies One through Ten
The content of this online CE course does not focus exclusively on any specific proprietary product or service. Presenter financial and non-financial disclosures may be found in the Presenter & Disclosures area.
Course Format
Video PowerPoint presentation with author narration & downloadable handout.
Course Objectives
1. Identify how perceived roles impact student self-efficacy.
2. Describe how perceptions impact working alliances.
3. Learn how to clarify discrepancies in expectations.
4. Become familiar with how to maintain accountability to our roles.
1. Demonstrate understanding of Anderson’s Continuum Model of Supervision.
2. Identify supervisory styles appropriate for each stage of the continuum.
3. Locate models for modifying/individualizing supervisory styles.
4. Explain how students can develop self-supervision skills.
1. Identify the continuum of communication.
2. Demonstrate understanding of social exchange theory.
3. Explain listening & joining skills.
4. Identify dimensions of communication styles.
5. Gain skills in nonverbal communication.
Module Four
1. Demonstrate understanding of the primary features of feedback & conferences.
2. Explain Model of Social Cognition.
3. Identify the supervisor's role in conferences.
4. Gain strategies in carrying out effective conferencing strategies.
5. Become familiar with the feedback & conference plan.
Module Five
1. Describe critical thinking in the clinical context.
2. Become familiar with major barriers to teaching critical thinking skills.
3. Describe critical thinking re: supervisee learning.
4. Gain strategies to increase critical thinking in supervisees.
Module Six
1. Describe observation in the clinical supervision model.
2. Become familiar with principles of qualitative research for observation.
3. Gain strategies to enhance effectiveness of observation methods.
Module Seven
1. Describe accountability within the profession.
2. Describe accountability to external systems.
3. Become familiar with additional considerations surrounding accountability.
Module Eight
1. Define disability laws within the profession.
2. Identify signs of a student with disabilities.
3. Describe general guidelines for students with disabilities.
Module Nine
1. Describe how the continuum of supervision fits into different settings.
2. Become familiar with common supervisory principles and patterns found across different settings.
3. Define what the long-term supervision goal should be in each setting.
4. Identify which types of interpersonal communication are most effective in each setting.
Module Ten
1. Demonstrate understanding of material through practical application of concepts and principles in Modules one through nine.
Presenter & Disclosures
Cassie Quinn, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, has been a medical speech pathologist since 2001 with a focus in acquired neurological disorders, board-certified specialty in swallowing and more recently a Clinical Associate Professor in the Speech and Hearing Sciences Department at Portland State University where she has turned her focus to training the next generation of SLPs through quality supervision and supervision training.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial — Cassie Quinn is a presenter of online CEU courses sponsored by Northern Speech Services; receives royalty payments.
Financial — Cassie Quinn is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Speech and Hearing Sciences Department at Portland State University; receives a salary
Nonfinancial — Cassie Quinn is a board member for the Oregon Speech and Hearing Association.
Intended Audience/Accreditation
This program is offered for 1.05 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate Level; Related Area).
Intended Audience
- SLP
ASHA CEUs: NSS online courses are registered with ASHA and are offered for ASHA CEUs. The number of ASHA CEUs is noted above. Note that 0.1 ASHA CEU = 1 contact hour = equals 1 CEE.
ASHA CE Registry: During the enrollment process, if you select to receive ASHA credit for this course and if you provide your ASHA number, NSS will automatically submit your CEU information to the ASHA CE Registry after successful course completion (80% on post test). This submission happens once per month, during the first week of the month. For example, if you complete your course on November 7th, NSS will submit all November online course CEUs to ASHA during the first week of December. When ASHA inputs the information into their database, they will mark the course as completed on the last day of the month in which it was completed, so November 30th using this example. The certificate of completion available for you to print immediately, however, will reflect the actual completion date, November 7th in this example. Due to ASHA processing procedures please allow 2-3 weeks, from the submission date, for the course to appear on your ASHA transcript.
ASHA CEUs: Attendees must meet at least one of the following conditions in order to be eligible to earn ASHA CEUs:
- Current ASHA Member
- ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) Holder
- Licensed by a state or provincial regulatory agency to practice speech-language pathology (SLP) or audiology
- Credentialed by a state regulatory agency to practice SLP or audiology
- Credentialed by a national regulatory agency to practice SLP or audiology
- Engaged in a Clinical Fellowship under the supervision of an individual with their ASHA CCC
- Currently enrolled in a masters or doctoral program in SLP or audiology
If an attendee is not an ASHA member or CCC holder but meets any of the above criteria, they may inform the ASHA CE Registry of their eligibility by visiting this site.
Licensing Boards: Most state licensing boards DO accept CEUs earned online (usually classified as home-study credits). Some state boards do, however, place a limit to the number of credits that can be earned via home study/online courses. For the most current information, we suggest that you contact your licensing board or agency to verify acceptance policies and/or any credit limits related to home-study courses prior to registering for this course.
Additional accrediting agencies by which Northern Speech is an approved CE provider:
- California: NSS is approved as a provider of continuing education by the California Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Board. Provider #PDP4. Online CEU limits may apply; please contact SLPAHADB for current online CEU acceptance policies.
- Iowa: NSS is approved as a provider of continuing education by the Iowa Board of Speech Pathology and Audiology Examiners. Provider #169.
- Kansas: NSS is approved as a provider of continuing education by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. Provider #LTS-S0005.
Frequently Asked Questions
Customer Support: Please phone 888.337.3866 or email info@northernspeech.com.
Course Completion Timeframe: You have unlimited time to complete this online course. You may log off and log on as you wish in order to complete all sections of this course.
Content Access: Access to course materials and content does not expire, even after completing the post test. You may continue to review course material by logging into your NSS account, clicking the My Online Courses tab, and then viewing your desired course.
Certificate of Completion: On successful completion of the post test (80%), a certificate will be immediately available for download and/or printing. This certificate will include your name, date of completion (based on Eastern Time Zone, USA/Canada), and number of contact hours (CEUs / CEEs). Please note that CEUs are awarded on the date of successful test completion, not the date of course enrollment. Please ensure that you successfully complete the post test prior to any licensure renewal dates.
ASHA CE Registry Submission: During the enrollment process, if you select to receive ASHA credit for this course and if you provide your ASHA number, NSS will automatically submit your CEU information to the ASHA CE Registry after successful course completion (80% on post test). This submission happens once per month, during the first week of the month. For example, if you complete your course on November 7th, NSS will submit all November online course CEUs to ASHA during the first week of December. When ASHA inputs the information into their database, they will mark the course as completed on the last day of the month in which it was completed, so November 30th using this example. The certificate of completion available for you to print immediately, however, will reflect the actual completion date, November 7th in this example. Due to ASHA processing procedures please allow 2-3 weeks, from the submission date, for the course to appear on your ASHA transcript.
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Receiving CEUs: Northern Speech is an ASHA CE Provider and our online courses are registered with ASHA and offered for ASHA CEUs. Please note that successful completion of the online post test is required prior to the awarding of CEUs. Please contact your state licensing board for acceptance policies related to CEUs earned online.
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Testing requirements: Each online course concludes with a post test consisting of multiple choice or true & false questions. Scores of 80% or greater are required for successful course completion and awarding of CEUs. You may revisit course materials and retest as needed to achieve a passing score.
Number of CEUs offered: We offer courses from 1 to 21 contact hours. Each course will note the number of CEUs offered. Please note that 0.1 CEU = 1 contact hour = 1 CEE.
State licensing boards and online CEUs: NSS is an ASHA CE Provider and most state licensing boards DO accept ASHA CEUs earned online (usually classified as home-study credits). Some boards do, however, place a limit to the number of CEUs that can be earned via home study/online courses. For the most current information, we suggest that you contact your licensing board or agency to verify acceptance policies and/or any CEU limits related to home-study courses prior to enrolling in an online course.
Course formats: Our course formats include: text, audio, video, and PowerPoint with author narration. Each course will note the format on the course description page.
Course handouts: Most of our online courses provide a link to download the accompanying handout as a PDF file.
Group discounts: Groups of 3 or more are eligible for a 20% discount on each registration on most of our online courses. To receive this discount, registrations need to be processed together via the "Group Rates" tab on the Online Course of your choice.
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Course Cancellation Policy: A purchased online course can be exchanged, refunded, or transferred to another individual if contact is made with NSS (via phone or email) within 30 days of purchase and the course materials have not been viewed or downloaded.
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Reviews
"I liked that the case studies were clear and informative. The strategies that have proven effective in the supervisor's and supervisee roles were most beneficial." – M.D. (Aug. 2019)
"The discussion of different types of feedback was helpful for when working with supervisees. However, supervision of SLP Assistants specifically would have been helpful to see." – M.R. (Aug. 2019)
"I enjoyed the case studies as well as learning about communication and interpersonal skills." – N.L. (Aug. 2019)
"I really liked the case studies with the modules. I learned a lot from how the instructors would have handled those situations. Thank you for making this much-needed course!" – S.H. (July 2019)
"It is clear that the topic was well researched and it provided research-based evidence for every suggestion." – R.R. (July 2019)
"Anderson's Continuum was helpful and gave me much to think about in terms of skill sets students possess. I also appreciated the presentation on social language through the use of body and vocal intonations." – K.N. (June 2019)
"I felt this was a very comprehensive course. I enjoyed the detail and rationale behind each section, very well organized and informative. This was a very practical course." – C.A. (May 2019)
"I appreciated going over what is right and wrong. This course was very definitive." – M.R. (May 2019)
"The different communication styles and power dynamics I found most interesting. I liked the flexibility of the course and being able to start and stop it whenever. It was a pretty exhaustive course. If anything, it was a bit difficult to focus on the most relevant parts." – T.D. (May 2019)
"I particularly enjoyed the case studies and the student input. I like to look at real-world situations to gain experience." – M.P. (Apr. 2019)
"I found the IDEALS procedural approach, Action Plan guideline, the handouts to supplement the lessons, and the comprehensiveness of the series to be very helpful." – S.M. (Apr. 2019)
"The case studies were most beneficial. I liked the way the course was organized into separate sections. However, I expected supervising SLPAs to also be covered." – R.M. (Apr. 2019)
"Having supervised 3 students, this course offers me a more structured and identifiable approach with my students." – S.S. (Mar. 2019)
"All of the checklists, handouts, etc. are very helpful and will be put to use when I supervise my next student! The organization of the course was great." – Q.E. (Mar. 2019)
"I really enjoyed learning strategies on how to communicate and give feedback to those I supervise. I really liked that the information was easy to understand. It was a great course!" – J.V.R. (Mar. 2019)
"The case studies were helpful and provided good examples. I liked being able to complete the course in my own time. The handouts were helpful." – C.E. (Feb. 2019)
"Useful, practical information. Excellent handouts. Going over how to prepare students by using questionnaires to gauge baseline expectations was most beneficial." – R.K. (Feb. 2019)
