[nabs-l] speech-language pathology or special ed
Kelsey Nicolay
piano.girl0299 at gmail.com
Thu Sep 12 23:07:22 UTC 2013
Hello,
I posted before that I am thinking about getting a masters degree
in speech-language pathology. However, I was talking to my
former second grade teacher yesterday about it. She said that
she doesn't think I would be successful with this because of the
high degree of visual tasks such as being able to see how someone
is moving their mouth during speech or things like that. I
indicated that I could maybe do it by feel, but she still feels
that this would be too visual. This came from having talked to
the speech therapist at the elementary school. On the other
hand, I have also considered the special education field. I have
been tutoring two students in Braille since June and really enjoy
it. My sister thinks that I'd make a good Braille teacher. So I
am wondering which field would be better suited for a totally
blind student. I want to make sure my money is being well spent.
In other words, I don't want to go through the speech-language
pathology program only to find out that I cannot do it. Any
opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Kelsey Nicolay
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