Dear Parent, Thank you for your interest in the iCan Communicate Program. We are excited about this partnership with the University of Central Florida Communication Disorders Clinic / FAAST Assistive Technology Demonstration Center and want to let you know that your application has been processed and is now under final consideration! There is still one more step before the final selection. Please review the following program description and requirements and complete the attached intake form if you would like your child to continue to be considered as a participant in the iCan Communicate Program. Please note that in order to continue to be considered for this program, you and your child must participate in each of the below-described activities and your completed form must be returned by NOON on Tuesday, MARCH 6, 2013 so we can return the necessary information to UCF. Date Time Location Activity Approximately 30 Completed via Phone Telephone Interview with Graduate minutes. or email Pathology Students from UCF. Note: Appointment time The Intake Form will be reviewed & you will will be scheduled by UCF have an opportunity to discuss your child's Students via E-mail. individual strengths & needs. 04/11/2013 6:30 pm- 9pm UCP Bailes Campus iCan Communicate Program Introduction & (child care will be Parent Training/Orientation with Jennifer provided) Kent-Walsh, PhD, CCC-SLP, & Matthew Press, MA, OT. *For Parents Only. Dr. Kent-Walsh and Mr. Press will provide foundational iPad and communication training to prep you to get 'up & running.' 03/15 OR Intake Session UCF Communication Clinical Sessions with UCF Speech-Language 22/2013 Note: Specific Disorders Clinic Pathology Graduate Students & Supervising appointment times will be Speech-Language Pathologists / Occupational provided. Therapists. Assessment and technology trial activities will be completed. 4/12/2013 Training Sessions (parent UCF Communications Clinical Sessions with UCF Speech-Language and child) One session Disorders Clinic Pathology Graduate Students and supervising will be in the AM the Speech-Language Pathologists and other in the afternoon. Occupational Therapists. Note: Specific Follow-up assessment and technology trial appointment times will be activities will be completed based on results of provided. morning session.
Dear Parent, Thank you for your interest in the iCan Communicate Program. We are excited about this partnership with the University of Central Florida Communication Disorders Clinic / FAAST Assistive Technology Demonstration Center and want to let you know that your application has been processed and is now under final consideration! There is still one more step before the final selection. Please review the following program description and requirements and complete the attached intake form if you would like your child to continue to be considered as a participant in the iCan Communicate Program. Please note that in order to continue to be considered for this program, you and your child must participate in each of the below-described activities and your completed form must be returned by NOON on Tuesday, MARCH 6, 2013 so we can return the necessary information to UCF. Date Time Location Activity Approximately 30 minutes. Note: Appointment time will be scheduled by UCF Students via E-mail. Completed via Phone or email Telephone Interview with Graduate Pathology Students from UCF. The Intake Form will be reviewed & you will have an opportunity to discuss your child's individual strengths & needs. 04/11/2013 6:30 pm- 9pm (child care will be provided) UCP Bailes Campus iCan Communicate Program Introduction & Parent Training/Orientation with Jennifer Kent-Walsh, PhD, CCC-SLP, & Matthew Press, MA, OT. *For Parents Only. Dr. Kent-Walsh and Mr. Press will provide foundational iPad and communication training to prep you to get 'up & running.' 03/15 OR 22/2013 Intake Session Note: Specific appointment times will be provided. UCF Communication Disorders Clinic Clinical Sessions with UCF Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Students & Supervising Speech-Language Pathologists / Occupational Therapists. Assessment and technology trial activities will be completed. 4/12/2013 Training Sessions (parent and child) One session will be in the AM the other in the afternoon. Note: Specific appointment times will be provided. UCF Communications Disorders Clinic Clinical Sessions with UCF Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Students and supervising Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists. Follow-up assessment and technology trial activities will be completed based on results of morning session.
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