How Katie Got a Voice: (And a Cool New Nickname)
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Patricia L. Mervine, M.A., CCC-SLP
Patricia Mervine is a speech/language pathologist with 20 years' experience in assistive technology. Pat has worked with preschool and school-age children who have significant communication impairments, presented at numerous local and national conferences, and taught graduate and undergraduate classes in augmentative communication. Her website, www.speakingofspeech.com, is a recognized resource worldwide.
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How Katie Got a Voice - Patricia L. Mervine, M.A., CCC-SLP
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page%20ii.tifTo Marie Mark, my first and lifetime mentor in the field of augmentative communication. Thanks to Marie’s direct intervention and influence, countless students have gotten a voice.
page1.tifAt some schools, kids try to fit in by being the same as everyone else. They dress alike and talk alike, and they don’t have much time for kids who are different.
It’s just the opposite at my school. At Cherry Street Elementary, the best way