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Distance Learning Masters Degree for SpeechLanguage Pathologists SIG 3 Hope Morris MS CCCSLP Director 1 VT Statistics VT Special Education Data Reports Publications amp Resources ID: 458433

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Vermont Department of Education and the University of Vermont Collaboration

Distance Learning Master’s Degree for Speech-Language PathologistsSIG 3Hope Morris, M.S., CCC-SLPDirector

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VT Statistics

VT Special Education: Data Reports, Publications & Resources:Special Education Child Count Data Report for 2008 14, 078 students on active IEP’s 758 children birth to 3 years IFSP

18-19% of students in most needy districts on IEP’s

These districts include: Franklin, Orange, Rutland, Orleans Counties

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Students on IEP

4-7% of students have autism13-24% of students have a developmental delay

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What does this mean?

Large number of students with communication disorders 84% of SLP’s in schools service children with ASD66% of SLP’s in schools service children with Developmental Delays(ASHA 2008 Schools Survey)

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VT Statistics

-12% of VT school districts with no full-time SLP -46% of school districts with at least one SLP opening -34% in need of an additional full time SLP -1/3 of unfilled positions remained open more than 4 months -17% remained unfilled for over one year

VSHA Survey, 2007

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Rural School District Issues

Median Academic Year Salaries of School-Based SLPs byType of Community, 2004, 2006, and 2008 (ASHA Schools Survey Report, 2008)

Community Type

2004

2006

2008

Rural

$43,000

$47,000

$52,000

Suburban

$51, 600

$56,000

$60,000

Metro/Urban

$52,000

$54,999

$60,000

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Program Characteristics

~Focus: Increase number of certified SLP's in Vermont schools ~Utilizing students currently working as SLP-A’s in Vermont schools ~ 3 year part-time Master’s of Science degree program

~ Contains same rigor as conventional, on-campus program

~Utilize online and hybrid course formats for learning at a distance

~Many courses modified for RtI, PBIS, DI, and Early Literacy Strategies

~Accredited by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA)

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Program Data

Applications reviewed: 19Applicants accepted: 13Attended UVM’s SLP-A program: 5Bachelor’s Communication Sciences: 4Bachelor’s Education: 4

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Student Comparison

Means

DL

Students

On-Campus

Students (2008)

GRE-Quantitative

445

506

GRE-Verbal

463

499

GRE-Writing

3.8

4.3

GPA

3.44

3.65

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UVM SLP Master's Program

Fall 2009~Largest program to date: 45 students~Servicing largest number of in-state students: 37 · 13 DL students · 13 Continuing On-campus students · 11 In-coming On-campus students

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Where are we now?

13 students began graduate courses in Fall 200912 students continued on in the program for Spring 2010Students currently taking 2 courses and begin clinical practicum summer 2010 with requirement to accrue 400 clinical clock hoursStudents grades continue to be in the A and B range

Students set to graduate in summer 2012 with M.S. in Communication Sciences

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Technology

Utilizing both synchronous and asynchronous teaching -Video web streaming for F2F interactions -Blackboard for asynchronous teaching -Camtasia software

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Current Student Feedback

“I’m not sure, but UVM appears to be raising the bar high for online teaching”“I am getting such a quality education in the CMSI department. I couldn’t be more pleased with the organization and course content of each of my classes to date.”“Hope, you and the professors responded to e-mails and questions amazingly fast.  I’m so pleased to be part of this program.  Weekly, I was able to discuss new information with my SLP and apply the information learned through my classes to my work situation-that is what is so wonderful about this program.”

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