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Why Teaching Carrier Phrases Is a Bad Idea | Language Therapy for Children with Autism - Duration: 8:02.
For those of you who know me well, you know I'm not a fan of teaching carrier phrases to kids
with autism.
So today, I'm going to tell you why.
Hi, I'm Dr. Mary Barbera, autism mom, BCBA-D and bestselling author.
I've never done a full blog on carrier phrases, but my blog on teaching Timmy to talk in four
word utterances where I talk a little bit about carrier phrases spurred on some controversy
from both SLPs and a few BCBAs too.
A professional even messaged me and asked me to provide the research that justifies
my position that teaching kids with autism to use carrier phrases is almost always a
bad idea.
So what is a carrier phrase, and why all the controversy?
It's a really common practice to teach children with autism to form sentences, so once a child
can say or exchange a picture of juice when he wants juice, for instance, a lot of speech
and language pathologists, teachers, parents, and behavior analysts start teaching and then
requiring the child to build sentences by adding "I want" in the front of requests.
This "I want" is a carrier phrase, but the "I want" is not the only carrier phrase that
I'm concerned about.
Other carrier phrases include: "I need", "I see", and "that's a".
So here are my thoughts and why I think carrier phrases, teaching that, is almost always a
bad idea and my response to the professional who was looking for research.
I can't point you towards a research study to prove my position, but I can tell you that
in my 15 years as a BCBA I have hundreds of examples of how teaching and requiring carrier
phrases almost often backfires.
For early learners who aren't talking much or at all, teaching carrier phrases causes
more articulation errors, so if a child can barely pronounce "pretzel" so they may say
"pretzel" or ball, they might say "ball", so it's not clear.
Now we're talking about just one or two syllable nouns.
Now, we start requiring "I want pretzel" and now we're up to four syllables, so it might
sound something like "I want pretzel".
So it is not helpful to add the "I want".
In fact, my preference would be to go back and get those one to two syllable words more
clear so that everyone can understand.
I also think teaching carrier phrases as the next step takes the focus off of vocalization.
I've seen so many kids where they're described as nonverbal when actually they are trying
to speak, and a lot of times they are speaking with their main request, and they're still
being labeled as nonvocal.
People are now focusing on devices and focusing on these longer length of utterances, and
it's just making a mess of language.
I also think that early learners, I've seen it where they don't have the discrimination
to switch between "I want", "I see" and "I need" so they don't know which carrier phrase
to use and when to use a carrier phrases and when not to use a carrier phrases, making
their language even less functional.
Even if you have a child who's considered more of an intermediate learner with dozens
or even hundreds of labels, adding a carrier phrase such as "that's a", so "That's a ball,"
can quickly become rote and can backfire.
So I have client, her name is Faith, and when I went to see her we started teaching her
nouns.
Pretty soon, just a month or two after I started, instead of having 50 words, she had hundreds
of words.
So there was a gap in between when I saw her from one time to the next of about three months.
I went to see Faith at preschool, and all the sudden we were holding up pictures and
she'd say, "That's a ball."
"That's a frog."
"That's a ..." I'm like, "Where did 'that's a' come from because that's not good."
I think she had gone to some private speech therapist who had probably introduced "that's
a" but Faith was just using it constantly.
In fact, when I said, "What's your name," she said, "That's a Faith," so I worked with
the therapist to get rid of "that's a" and I'm happy to report, I just saw her last week
and "that's a" is gone.
But had I not gone in and tackled that, her language would've become less and less functional.
So for all learners, the push towards increasing length of utterance with carrier phrases and
teaching manners too, which is a whole other issue, it kills spontaneous manding and, in
my opinion, leads to prompt dependency.
Here's what I see.
Child vocally mands for water by saying, "Water," or maybe it's not as clear, but maybe it's
clear enough, so "water".
The adult says, "Tell me in a sentence.
Talk like a big boy," whatever the prompt is, which means that the child now has to add
"I want water," or "Water please," or "I want water please," essentially treating a spontaneous
single word mand or request as an error and making the response of the full sentence dependent
on an adult prompting.
In general, I can't think of a case after working with hundreds of children with autism
over the past 15 years where I can say teaching carrier phrases has helped make language more
effective and functional.
If you like this blog, please leave me a thumbs up or even if you didn't like this blog, feel
free to leave me a comment.
Share this video.
I know it is kind of a controversial issue because a lot of people have been teaching
carrier phrases for many years, but I think I have provided a few points for you to consider
so that next time you might think about how not to teach a carrier phrase that might become
rote.
I'm on a mission to turn autism around for two million kids by 2020, so I hope you'll
join me by clicking the link in the description and downloading my free, new, three-step guide,
or by going to MaryBarbera.com/join.
Tell all your other professionals and parents too because everyone's welcome to join me
on my mission to turn autism around.
I'll see you next week.
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Roma 4-2 Liverpool: Player Ratings - Duration: 9:35.
Roma 4-2 Liverpool: Player Ratings
Liverpool reached the Champions League final despite a dramatic 4-2 defeat to Roma on Wednesday night, with 11 Reds heroes doing the club proud at Stadio Olimpico.
Loris Karius (out of 10) – 7.
Karius looks transformed after such an iffy to start to his Liverpool career, and this was a performance that summed up his change in fortunes.
The German was commanding from crosses all evening, making good catches and convincing punches, and he now looks as though he belongs in this team.
Brought Edin Dzeko down but the striker was offside, fortunately.
Forget about bringing in a replacement this summer – hes the real deal.
Trent Alexander-Arnold – 6.
After being used in a midfield role against Stoke City, Alexander-Arnold returned to his regular right-back berth against Roma.
The teenager was given a really tough time of things by the tricky Stephan El Shaarawy, and in the second-half he fell apart a little under pressure, and was culpable for Dzekos strike.
He stuck at his job doggedly, even though he looked shaky – this has still been a coming-of-age campaign.
Dejan Lovren – 5.5
Having been rested at the weekend, Lovren came back into the side at Stadio Olimpico, but he never cut a reliable figure at the back.
His clearance that hit James Milner and flew into the net was not good enough, and a needless foul on El Shaarawy epitimised his rashness.
That being said, he was strong in the air up against the giant Dzeko, which he deserves a lot of credit for.
Must be improved upon in the summer.
Virgil van Dijk – 8.5
Liverpools record signing faced his biggest game yet for the Reds, and he was imperious at the heart of the Reds defence.
He brought a calm to proceedings while teammates looked nervous early on, and you always felt Liverpool were just about in control with him on the pitch.
Van Dijk is genuinely one of the worlds best centre-backs, and he excelled in Rome.
Without him, the Reds may have crashed out.
Andrew Robertson – 7.5
After Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino, Robertson has arguably been the Reds third-best player this season, and he was impressive yet again on Wednesday evening.
One magnificent run into the Roma penalty area so nearly led to Sadio Mane scoring his second goal when the score was 1-1, and he looked an assured figure throughout.
The Scot allowed Alessandro Florenzi a bit too much time on occasions, but that is being ultra-picky.
Jordan Henderson – 7.
The skipper was once again deployed in front of the back-four, and it was a good, if slightly messy, showing from him.
He battled endlessly in the middle of the park, biting into tackles and showing his physical edge, but he looked rushed on the ball often.
Had a big final 20 minutes when others were suffering.
The positives outweighed the negatives, without question.
Gini Wijnaldum – 7.5
Wijnaldum was outstanding in last Tuesdays first leg at Anfield, and he carried on his much-improved form on a memorable night personally.
The 27-year-old was his solid, unspectacular self for much of the first-half, before heading home Liverpools second of the night – his first ever away goal for the Reds.
Jurgen Klopp needed Wijnaldum to step up in the absence of the injured Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and he has done just that.
James Milner – 7.5
Milner has been superb of late, enjoying the best spell of his Liverpool career, and he shone bright and used all his vast experience.
The 32-year-old rarely put a foot wrong, using the ball well and working his socks off, and he has been such a big performer in the Champions League.
He could do nothing about his own goal – after that unfortunate penalty that went against him last week, he must feel somewhat cursed.
Mohamed Salah – 6.5
All eyes were on the newly-crowned PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year, but this night didnt belong to him for once.
He looked very dangerous every time Liverpool broke at pace, but his magic touch in front of goal evaded him, and Sadio Mane and Roberto were more influential.
He was still perfectly adequate, even though he got caught offside approximately 742 times.
Sadio Mane – 8. 5 (Man of the Match).
Mane missed the stalemate against Stoke through injury, but he returned to the left-side of the front-three for the trip to Rome.
The Senegalese was Liverpools star man, and in a season in which Salah and Firmino have made more headlines, it was nice to see him thriving as the main man.
He eased the nerves with a clinical early finish – his 19th goal of a supposedly below-par season – and some of his speed, movement and trickery was a joy to watch.
Roberto Firmino – 8.
Leading the line in his own unique way, Firmino was wonderful in arguably the biggest game of his career, proving to be everywhere for his side.
His selflessness, creativity and intelligence make him a dream for Jurgen Klopp, and for all the brilliance of Salah, he is the first name on the team-sheet.
He did grow sloppy in the second-half, however, losing the ball cheaply by his sides, and he look exhausted as the minutes ticked by.
Provided an assist for Mane.
Starting XI Average Rating: 7.23
Jurgen Klopp – 8.
Less than three years as manager and Jurgen Klopp has inspired Liverpool to a Champions League final.
What a man.
You couldnt fault his starting lineup or his tactics at Stadio Olimpico, and it was individual errors that were costly on the night.
It was strange that no substitutions were made earlier, however, with players tiring and Trent Alexander-Arnold, in particular, struggling.
Come on Jurgen, lets end your final curse in Kiev later this month!.
Make Your Ratings.
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I was a millennial Dybbuk ♦️ possession film - Duration: 7:11.
A dybbuk is the dislocated soul of someone who has died, which possesses a living body.
In the 1975 satire "Love and Death",
Woody Allen visits Diane Keaton, who is with the fish seller, to whom she is betrothed.
When Allen wants to kiss Keaton, the fish seller asks her,
"Did you have to bring the dybbuk?"
During the reign of the Roman emperor Vespasian,
the documented cases of possession included his son.
The ancient historian Josephus was an eye witness to the treatment of the young boy,
by the exorcist Eleazar.
In preparation, Eleazar first washed his hands in a basin.
Then he plunged a medicinal root into hot coals,
removing it after it started to smoke.
Eleazar commanded the devil to leave the boy, and waved the smoking root under his nostrils.
When the young man inhaled, the devil flew out of him.
Although the demon was invisible, it knocked over the wash basin,
spilling water at the boy's feet.
Knowledge of the Dybbuk has come down to our time from Jews in eastern European countries.
The Dybbuk is the soul of a dead man, a wicked man,
which enters the body of a living person and refuses to leave.
In the twentieth century in a small town in Poland,
a Rabbi married his daughter to a student of the Torah.
The newlywed wife wondered how they would eat, if her husband spent all his time studying.
The husband said he could not be a businessman, and throw his Torah to the sea.
The wife suggested they use the gold of her dowry to buy a store.
She volunteered to work there all day long,
except for two hours, when her husband would work at the store.
The rest of the day he would be allowed to study.
To this he agreed.
Throughout the summer months, the woman followed the schedule.
Then two hours became four, and then six, and eight, and more.
The following year, the man was fully engaged in business, with no time to open a book.
On their first anniversary, the wife suffered choking fits, and could no longer speak.
They traveled to the nearest city in search of an exorcist, and they found Rabbi Mendel.
Mendel diagnosed that the wife was possessed by a Dybbuk.
He questioned the spirit inhabiting her body, "Who are you?'
It said it was a merchant, a man who had traveled to Africa by sea.
He claimed he was corrupted by business partners,
and among his many transgressions, he had committed murder.
On returning to Poland, a torrential storm sank his boat
and he died.
Since then his tortured soul has roamed the Earth.
The rabbi then asked, "Why have you invaded this woman?"
The Dybbuk first laughed, and then it answered only, "She did this to herself."
Rabbi Mendel suggested the husband should return to the Torah.
The husband gave his pledge to do so.
The rabbi gathered a total of ten men to perform the rite of exorcism,
and put the woman on a chair in the middle of the room.
She began to bleed from her left hand, but then her choking stopped.
One of the window panes fractured, as the evil spirit departed
and the woman was cured.
The modern world continues to be plagued by this phenomenon.
In 2014 a Dybbuk was suspected to have invaded nuptials in the territory of the Hamptons.
The night before the wedding, the groom attended a party with his friends.
As if possessed, he started a fight in a bar, and was put in jail for three hours.
The next morning everyone received text messages, instructing them not to tell the bride.
But the girlfriend of one witness was a bridesmaid,
so everyone knew the bride would learn of the incident.
They had agreed to write their own vows.
The bride went first.
The groom had not written anything down.
So he said, "You were there when I behaved badly, you were there when I was sick,
and when I got arrested on the night before our wedding".
The bride stared at him in disbelief.
Nobody had told her.
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ALICJA MAJEWSKA I WŁODZIMIERZ KORCZ RAZEM JUŻ 30 LAT
Alicja Majewska (69 l.) rozwiodła się w latach 80. i nie wyszła ponownie za mąż.
Nie widywano jej też z innym mężczyzną, poza. Włodzimierzem Korczem (74 l.).
Razem na koncertach, nagraniach i trasach.
Co na to żona muzyka?.
Elżbieta Starostecka w środowisku budzi wielki podziw.
W końcu mało która kobieta zniosłaby taką przyjaźń męża z inną kobietą.
Zauważano, iż przebój Alicji Majewskiej Jeszcze się tam żagiel bieli, skomponowany oczywiście przez Włodzimierza Korcza, dziwnie pasował do sytuacji w jego małżeństwie.
Padają w nim znamienne słowa: bo męska rzecz, być daleko, a kobieca - wiernie czekać.
Elżbieta Starostecka zapewnia jednak, że wiernie czekając nie czuła się nieszczęśliwa.
Nie cierpi z powodu zazdrości. Po prostu ufa mężowi.
Tylko wzięła na siebie część męskich obowiązków i sama doglądała budowy ich wymarzonego domu na warszawskim Żoliborzu.
- Niczego bym w życiu nie osiągnął, gdybym nie miał miejsca, do którego wracam i żony, która jest zawsze - przyznaje z wdzięcznością kompozytor.
Dzieci - syn Kamil i córka Anna - są już dorosłe.
Choć zawsze w pobliżu, mają już swoje życie.
Aktorka wygląda wspaniale i jest w znakomitej formie.
- Żyję aktywnie, a przede wszystkim potrafię cieszyć się tym, co dobrego przynosi mi los.
Aktor nigdy nie jest całkiem na emeryturze, może mieć sto lat i otrzymać propozycję zagrania wielkiej roli.
Gdyby tak się stało, chętnie się podejmę - zapewnia. Pan StarosteckiPoznali się w Łodzi.
W klubie Pod Siódemkami powstawał Kabaret starej piosenki, a w szkole aktorskiej kabaret objazdowy.
Do obu zaproszono Elżbietę Starostecką i Włodzimierza Korcza.
- Razem z próby na próbę. W nocy on odprowadzał mnie do domu.
Często staliśmy pod drzwiami do świtu - wspomina aktorka.
Gdy przenieśli się do Warszawy, byli już małżeństwem.
Jej kariera potoczyła się błyskawicznie.
- Jeżeli są w małżeństwie dwa zawody artystyczne, to podobno zawsze musi być jakaś konkurencyjność.
Ja nigdy w życiu nie miałem problemu z tym, że przez wiele lat moja żona była jedną z najbardziej znanych aktorek w kraju, a o mnie nikt nie wiedział.
Po prostu pracowałem po cichu i robiłem, co trzeba.
Nie przynosiło to ani sławy, ani specjalnych pieniędzy.
Wiele lat funkcjonowałem jako pan Starostecki - wyznaje kompozytor.
Jednak kiedy odwiedzał żonę na planie Trędowatej mówiono, że jest o nią bardzo zazdrosny.
Ona tłumaczyła, iż nie ma po temu powodu, bo ich związek opiera się na zaufaniu.
Była tak zajęta, że chcieli choć w ten sposób pobyć trochę ze sobą.
Po latach role się odwróciły. I dokonało się to za sprawą nie żony, a innej kobiety.
Włodzimierz Korcz stał się popularnym kompozytorem, kiedy jego piosenki zaczęła śpiewać Alicja Majewska.
Można śmiało powiedzieć, że to ona zrobiła z niego wielką gwiazdę.
Prawie każda ich wspólna piosenka z miejsca stawała się przebojem.
Do dziś, a trwa to już ponad 30 lat, wokalistka i jej kompozytor tworzą nierozerwalny duet.
Alicja Majewska nazywa go swoim muzycznym mężem, śpiewa wyłącznie jego kompozycje i cały czas tłumaczy, że nie są małżeństwem.
Elżbieta Starostecka słysząc to, tylko się uśmiecha.
Przez lata zdołała się już przyzwyczaić, że mąż ma. drugą żonę.
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MAKE MONEY SELLING COURSES | How I Made $5k In 5 Days Blogging - Duration: 16:30.
What's up guys and welcome to my channel I'm Natalie and I blog at NatalieBacon.com.
New background going on as you can see I just moved in with my cousin I
put my full-time job I moved out in my apartment to cut expenses to a blog
full-time and I'm doing it. I am making it happen so that is actually what
today's the video is about during my moving week which was terrible planning
I launched my first course and I made $5,000 in five days. Now rewind to a last
year at this time and I was making about three grand month. I was working
full-time making 3 grand a month you know which sounds like a lot of extra
side also money but when you have expenses and you pay taxes out of that
and you're really hustling for this money you know it's not that much it's
definitely not enough to live awful time so fast forward to now I am this month
and last month I've made a $14,000 each month. So I'm hoping the momentum keeps
up and I'm going to continue to create courses to try to make that happen.
That's how I made the 5 grand in 5 days last month I launched my first course
Design Your Dream Life Academy. I don't recommend starting a course unless you
have a strategy because I know a lot of people who have launched courses and
they kind of hope and pray that it works and then it doesn't and it's actually
not that the content is bad it's just that it's not going to sell there has to
always be a product to market match so your product has to be wanted by a lot
of people and not only wanted but they have to want to pay for it so it's
really interesting is now that I'm getting better at this I can tell like
pretty quickly someone's idea if it's actually going to
be profitable. I was not born this way I learned that and mostly I learned it
from Six Figure Blogger. You guys have heard me talk about Six Figure Blogger
before what I did was I took that course last summer I have a rule in my life
that I have a one coach one course at a time I don't learn anything else
intentionally during that time and then I implement it all because
otherwise that would just be like a course junkie and that's just passive
action not massive action so I learned everything I passively like listen took
the course I did everything even things that I was like why would I do that but
they're the pros they made a hundred grand last year over that from their
online businesses so I knew better than to listen to myself I implemented
everything from the course and it worked so I'm very excited and I'm very proud
that I can happily promote that course I love Six Figure Blogger. One thing I
will say is that be very strategic when you create a course and always provide
more value than you expect in return. I think this is key you know you want to
price yourself high that's fine then you better freaking over deliver. I have over
95 video lessons in my course it is worth way more than $297
which is what I priced it at and then I had a 40% off discount for
the launch making it $178 so that was a
steal and I know this because it's freaking good I'm very proud of it so
keep that in mind when you create your courses. Creating courses if you've never
done it before sounds daunting to say the least and I will say there's like a
temptation to outsource or to just not do it like that's the two extremes I see
like oh I'm not ready for that or oh I'm gonna pay someone else to do this I
suggest not doing either I think not doing it because you're scared is a
cop-out and if you want to make money online and you want to do it right you
really need to start getting into creating your own courses I also don't
think that you should outsource everything and pay a lot of money
because you won't have the success you will if you do it yourself
now you know if you've created a bunch of courses is already yourself and
they're successful then you outsource you don't start by outsourcing because
too many things need to be changed and fixed and reworked that it will become
unaffordable for you to change and make it profitable if you're always having to
ask someone else to do it. So besides Six Figure blogger I use
many many tools to kind of make this and I just want to run through some so
you know which I use and which I swear by. Convertkit is number one it is the
jam for email marketing it's so good like it's just made for bloggers so if
you're not using Convertkit I don't know what you're doing.
Second is Teachable that's the platform that I post my course on which is the
most affordable and easiest to use highly recommend Teachable I also use
Optin Monster which is the software that allows me to have these exit intent
pop-ups on my blog with images in the background they look very professional
and at Traffic and Conversion Summit earlier this year I learned that images
in your exit intent pop-ups convert much better and I'm seeing that as well so
you can look at NatalieBacon.com and kind of scroll for a little bit and like
try to leave the site and it will pop up you'll see what I'm talking about. Next I
want to talk a little bit about marketing and how the $5,000
in five days was able to happen. If I would have created this exact same
course using the exact same tools and launched it a year ago I would not have
made $5,000. And it's really hard to see why but I really
really want to point it out so that you know what I actually have been doing the
last year and it has been targeting a specific customer a specific audience I
have a new kind of brand - design your dream life - but most importantly besides the
branding it is me serving a new audience. All I've been doing is thinking about my
you know target customer target avatar and finding ways to connect with them
and serve them and provide good customer service and be active in my Facebook
group and really make sure that I'm nurturing my audience in a way that I
know that they love me and they're getting tons of value from me and when
this happens you realize that it's a win-win for everyone. You get to make
money online and you get to give them so much of value and that is something that
if you're not really sure how to do I highly suggest you start listening to
the I Love Marketing podcast from the getting from 2011 listen to least like
the first ten episodes it's a little long each episodes over an hour but
these are like the OGS of marketing and you will learn like everything I mean
I'm not kidding you it just clicked like I get it now I'm not worried about
online anything making money like I get it and it's all marketing and until you
really understand the difference between brand marketing and direct response
marketing I think you're going to struggle to make money and I highly
encourage you to explore direct response marketing more because that is where you
can go become very profitable but you're not going to be that like influencer as
much which I'm totally fine with I always remember the the little phrase
profitability is greater as an popularity and that's what I'm going for.
Okay now I want to talk about the mistakes that I made during my launch
because it was not smooth sailing at all. The first mistake that I made it was not
having my launch email set up and ready to go. I didn't even really know what a
launch was I was launching it I was sending emails out and the end. Okay
let me tell you what a launch is. A launch is when you release your product for a
discounted price over a set amount of days and you are promoting your course
or whatever your product is to your email list for those set days.
That's a launch. When it closes down no exceptions on that last night the end of
the launch is here. Even if like my course is still available for $297 but
anyone who wants to buy it after that launch has to pay full price until the
next sale. So when you have that launch you want to make sure like you are
living and breathing that product you want to make sure you are answering
customer emails you want to be active with your Facebook group you really want
to be engaging with your audience even more than normal not only that to which
I didn't know you want to have your launch emails ready to go you want to
have them set for every single day most likely depending on how long your launch
it and then I've been told by Alex Nerney from Six Figure Blogger that you
want to have two to three emails drop that last day to your list. I
only had a one email go out that last day to my list and each of the days of
my launch I was kind of like scrambling to write an email because I was moving
here poor planning but you know I learned a lot and I highly encourage you
to have a better launch plan than I did. The second mistake I made was that my
email list was really built when I was writing more about budgeting and
nickel-and-diming kind of that frugal living so a lot of
people on my list are from that era of my business now personal development and
designing your dream life and making money online is like a totally different
audience and I will say that my sales probably suffered because of that and I
probably would have made a lot more if I had the right people on my list. So the
next six months I'm going to be focusing hard core I'm building that list with
the right people the third mistake I made was creating and promoting content
during my launch like why did I do that I don't know I did my normal YouTube
video on a Thursday and I sent it out and even though it was a money mindset
video which was is a lesson and the bonus module of the course it still
wasn't really related to my course at all so looking back I will not do that
again in the future you only want to create content during the launch if it
specifically relates to the product you are launching. The fourth mistake I made
of not putting a time zone on the end of my sale I just said at midnight which is
great if you are the East Coast like me not so great if you are on the west
Coast so I did honor anyone who emailed me you know Sunday night trying to buy.
By the way you guys are procrastinators not you I'm sure everyone else.
I've not realized how many people need to wait into the last second to buy. My
mind doesn't work like that I buy right away if I'm going to buy or I just don't
buy. The rest of the world waits until the very last minute and then they buy
so that last day those last hours matter a ton. Which let me bring up another
point not really mistake but kind of a catastrophe was something was wrong with
the Teachable server for a few hours on Sunday night which
was the last day and last hours of my course it was bad. What this meant was
that several people tried to buy multiple times and they couldn't and
then my payment processor was blocking those at saying that they were
fraudulent because there are multiple attempts and then they couldn't get in
and it was just bad it was like not what you want your customers have to go
through but it worked out ok you know I honored everyone's requests to buy who
emailed me and I you know was always emailing with them responding to emails
like making sure I was on top of it but it still was not great. The last thing
that went wrong is during the creation of the course I spilled hot water on my
laptop. Yep. I drink hot water just straight hot water because it keeps me
warm and I spilled it all over my laptop and I had to go buy a new one and I am
so glad I had the iCloud backed everything up so I actually thought
everything was fine besides seeing out the money. It wasn't fine because
the new computer that is so brilliantly like designed is such a clearer screen
that the color of the slides in my presentations looked so different than
the color from the old computer which would be fine if I was just re-saving
and redownloading the slides but it actually turned out that I had to
re-record all of the audio. This is just a long way
of saying that things are going to go wrong and you just gotta suck it up and
take a deep breath and just push forward. It's really the only way to make it
happen and I think that you have to get in the mindset that it's your
responsibility to do this and that's how you get 5 grand in 5 days you don't get
it by outsourcing you don't get it by not doing it. You just get it by like you
know having that grit having that resilience and going all in and making
it happen for yourself despite the things that come up and the hot water
that you spill. Ok the final point that I want to make is about email marketing
and sequencing so I $5k in five days from my blog. I
made this money from launching an online course and how I really did that
was selling to my email list. If you really look at the nuts and bolts on it
of it I sold this course to my email list and they bought it and ahead
affiliates too. But it's not just like I had an email list who I hadn't talked to
in a year or in months and just said hey buy this. I have completely changed my
marketing strategy to direct response marketing instead of brand marketing and
I am so engaged with my subscribers. I am so engaged with my Facebook community
I'm so engaged with my readers that we have a relationship and I'm constantly
trying to serve them so when I sell to them they want to buy so I have nurtured
that relationship they like me they know me they trust me. And how that happens is
you have a sequence of events. I love the dating analogy I first heard it in s
Six Figure Blogger. I've since heard it on I Love Marketing podcasts and a few
other marketing podcasts. The analogy is to dating
if someone met you and asked you to go home with them right away you would
maybe slap them or just turn and run away someone meet you to actually go
home with them like that's a no it's a hard no it's just not going to happen
but if someone meets you and starts chatting with you and after you go out
for a cup of coffee and then get your number and maybe you got to dinner and
you know months of dating or whatever you know it takes time you get to know
them you get to like them you get to trust that and then that you have the sale.
Whether it's a relationship or going home with them or getting married
like it's a progression of a sequence and if you rush that sequence in dating
in life and marketing you will not get the sale. So you have to be clear about
what your sequence is and what your end goal is. If you're if you don't have an
end goal like it's going to be hard to make money online I just put that out
there. So my end goal was like selling this course okay so I had to take that
angle and work backwards. That is the secret
because then you can figure out what the sequence is. So I have someone goes to my
blog you know they search something on Google or YouTube or Pinterest they find
my blog they read my blog and then they see a freebie they sign up for a freebie
they get something super valuable from me another on my email list then I send
them five to ten days of more content that is just valuable content. I invite
them to reply I communicate with them I build a relationship with them they join
my facebook group we're talking we're getting to know each other recording
right and then I might offer them a sale down the road. You know so I'm constantly
just giving to them, and I'm telling you that is when you receive. I love the zig
Zigler quote where he says "you can get everything you want in life if you will
just help enough other people get what they want." And that right there is the
secret to how I made up $5,000 in five days from my blog. I will
link up everything that I talked about if you would please subscribe it would
help me out and then I can deliver more content to you and I will see you in the
next video I thank you so much buh bye!
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High end Munich 2018 - Duration: 3:01.
Next week I am off again to Munich, Germany to visit the High-End Munich 2018 show.
It starts with a trade day on Thursday May 10th
and is open for the public from friday 11th to Sunday 13th.
The High End Munich show is held at the M.O.C. exhibition centre in the outskirts of Munich
and very close to the Kieferngarten station of the Munich Underground transport.
The M.O.C. is formed by an array of 4 exposition halls, linked together by corridors.
In-between hall 3 and 4 there is a biergarten where you cannot only enjoy the sun that usually
is present in may but also enjoy the tasty German beer and of course sausages.
I like Curry Wurst but the typical Münchener white sausage is an acquired taste as far
as I'm concerned.
So you're warned.
But it's not the food and drink why you should visit High-End Munich.
Over 500 exhibitors show anything from audiophile records, cd's and even quarter inch tapes
to ginormous horn loudspeakers and anything in-between.
As with any audio show there are very good demos and less perfect demos but it's often
also a good opportunity to meet designers and manufacturers, see new products and meet
other audiophiles.
And there is a full, four day lecture program.
Be careful though for some of them are in German while others are in English.
I don't care, but you might.
And if you like the Norwegian singer Kari Bremnes, she is the brand ambassador for High-End
Munich.
It is the only show I currently visit.
It is allegedly the biggest in Europe and probably amongst the biggest in the world.
Consumer electronics shows more and more focus on TV's, Bluetooth speakers and comparable
devices, let's say convenience goods, supplemented with white goods like washing machines and
microwave ovens.
Shows that do serious hifi have become different entities now and that's great.
I will be visiting the show on Thursday and Friday - and perhaps Saturday morning.
Feel free to speak to me but please do understand I have appointments.
If I can I will certainly speak with your for your questions are the fuel for my videos.
I hope to see you there, Follow the link in the comments below this video in Youtube for
the details on the show.
And whatever you do there, enjoy the music.
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EDYTA GÓRNIAK WSPIERA BABCIĘ BYŁEGO MĘŻA! "PRZYWIOZŁA JEJ MYDEŁKA I APASZKI" || SzokGWIAZDY - Duration: 7:37.
EDYTA GÓRNIAK WSPIERA BABCIĘ BYŁEGO MĘŻA! "PRZYWIOZŁA JEJ MYDEŁKA I APASZKI"
Pani Zofia zawsze stała po jej stronie.
Teraz Edyta Górniak (45 l.) postanowiła się odwdzięczyć i podczas ostatniej wizyty w Polsce odwiedziła ją z darami.
Pani Zofia Swoboda jest babcią byłego męża Edyty, Dariusza Krupy (41 l.).
Choć piosenkarka rozwiodła się z jej wnukiem, ma z nią bardzo dobry kontakt.
- Edyta wie, że pani Zofia nie ma wsparcia w rodzinie, dlatego to ona czuje się w obowiązku pomóc jej i ją wesprzeć - mówi przyjaciółka Edyty.
Staruszka bardzo lubi Edytę. Za każdym razem, kiedy otwiera jej drzwi, w oczach pojawiają się łzy.
Tak też było i tym razem. Gwiazda przywiozła babci pachnące mydełka, które lubi mieć w łazience, apaszki, które nosi.
Zrobiła też zakupy i spędziła z nią czas, opowiadając o swoim życiu w Ameryce.
- Edyta zauważyła też, że mieszkanie wymaga odmalowania, małego remontu, który obiecała babci zrobić.
Do tego zobowiązała się pomagać pani Zofii finansowo, bo staruszce nie zawsze wystarcza emerytury na życie, a przede wszystkim na lekarstwa,.
na które wydaje znaczną część pieniędzy, ma problemy z nogami i trudność sprawia jej samodzielne poruszanie się - zdradza Życiu na Gorąco osoba z bliskiego otoczenia artystki.
Pani Zofia jest bardzo ciepłą osobą.
Kiedy kilkanaście lat temu poznała Edytę, od razu otoczyła ją swoją opieką.
- Zawsze stała po jej stronie, wspierała ją i Allana, którego kocha ponad życie.
Bardzo przeżyła odejście Edyty od Darka i jej wyprowadzkę najpierw do Krakowa, a później do USA.
Martwiła się, że całkowicie straci z nią kontakt, a bardzo tego nie chciała.
Edyta zawsze była wobec niej lojalna, szczera i serdeczna.
Nigdy nie zostawiła babci w potrzebie, i znajdowała dla niej czas - mówi przyjaciółka artystki.
Edyta tego samego nauczyła Allana.
Nawet jeśli sam przylatuje do Polski i jest w Warszawie, jedzie odwiedzić prababcię.
Allan prezentuje jej swoją muzykę, której pani Zosia wprawdzie nie rozumie, ale cieszy się, że Aluś (bo tak go nazywa - red. ) ma swoją pasję, rozwija ją i jest uśmiechniętym nastolatkiem.
Pani Zofia jest szczęśliwa, że ma wokół siebie życzliwych ludzi.
Nie ukrywa, że był taki moment, kiedy straciła w to wiarę.
Wszystko za sprawą jej najbliższej rodziny.
- Nie chciałabym od Darka, czy od jego ojca, niczego wielkiego.
Wystarczyłaby mi od nich opieka, zrobienie sprawunków.
Ale ojciec Darka, czyli jeden z trójki moich żyjących synów, mnie oszukał i wypiął się na mnie, jak jego syn - wyznała pani Zofia w rozmowie z jedną z gazet.
Dlatego cieszy się, że ma oparcie w Edycie, którą chcą poznać wszystkie jej sąsiadki i zdobyć autograf.
Pani Zofia jednak wie, że piosenkarka ceni sobie prywatność i dlatego nigdy nie zdradza, kiedy będzie u niej w odwiedzinach.
Dziś nie może doczekać się kolejnej wizyty piosenkarki.
Kiedy tylko pojawia się w drzwiach, ona ma poczucie, że nie jest sama, że ma wsparcie, że usłyszy kilka ciepłych słów.
Ktoś też ją przytuli i powie, że ładnie wygląda.
Dla niej to bardzo ważne i docenia to, że Edyta zawsze znajduje dla niej czas.
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Sori Is Dying (Her Hair) @ Jung Saem Mool - Duration: 15:12.
Sori's YouTube Channel
Hi, everyone~ Sori here. "Sorry Not Sori!"
I am on my way
to a hair salon
to dye my hair.
As you can see...
the root of my hair has grown quite a bit.
Once I dye my hair,
the color is real pretty for a while,
but as time passes by, the hair loses its color,
and like this,
my real hair color shows from the root. My hair grows especially fast too.
So,
since it looks messy,
perhaps,
I think I need to dye my hair
that fits my style.
Even though I'm trying to make this shot as pretty as I can,
my face is so puffy right now... I apologize.
*puffy*
I promise to turn this on later, talk soon!
Cherry blossom's so pretty.
I've arrived at the shop.
It's so gorgeous out today.
This right here is...
beauty salon that I frequent.
There are
tons of famous people getting their hair done here
It's been some time since I came here.
I'm now gonna step inside.
It's kinda awkward to record myself like this.
The shop seems to be
as busy as usual.
But the make-up room doesn't seems to be.
This right here,
is the make-up room.
My face is so puffy today.
The hair salon portion
I need to get to is
on the 3rd floor, oh hello!
This is where I'm gonna get my hair dyed.
After I drop off my belongings
I'm gonna go
see my stylist
Putting on a robe first
I put on the robe.
Hello!
Ma'am, I started a YouTube channel recently, and trying to shoot a video of dying my hair, is that okay?
-(toning) down your hair?
yes
Hi again!
Ma'am, Today,
I would like to dye my hair akin to my natural hair color, and
as natural as it can.
root of hair has grown and it's kinda messy
and it's getting difficult to maintain.
So I decided to dye it back to my natural color
-It could be pretty dark initially, is that okay?
That's fine
-Then let's begin the transformation. -Okay.
This is the first time I've shot anything like this.
So, I'm feeling awkward, and so is the stylist.
There is this stylist, "Eunjung" who usually does my hair
but she's not in today.
So, "Taeun" is gonna do my hair today.
There she is.
My hair color was
really pretty before,
now it's getting all messy, so...
I can't continuously dye my hair partially, so...
But when I was shooting a TV show,
I had to maintain this hair color and had to dye the roots multiple times
which was pain, additionally I had to match colors too
So dying in darker color is more convenient.
Let the dying begin!
SInce my hair is so long,
Stylists have such a hard time every time I dye it.
(Dying and chattering)
This is gonna be my first "beauty" video. I've shot a bunch of different kinds,
like cover dances,
and planning on doing other stuff too,
This is my first "beauty" one.
(No matter what I do, this face would look funny. lol)
Pucca hairdo
Is hair dying initially finished?
yes.
-So, all I have to do is let it sit? -yes.
-For how long?
30 minutes?
Ta-da! It's finished!
Once I let it sit for maybe 25 more minutes,
it should be done.
I hope it turns out well. Don't you?
(A free coffee, yay!)
(Deeelicious :) )
I gulped it down!
Which one should I read?
My wishlist is getting longer!
-Thank you so much! -I added some chocolate syrup.
I've got some granola in a mug,
with some milk added
oh, looks yummy.
she brought it
specially for me, I've had this before
when I came to the salon
early in the morning, when nothing else was open.
I was feeling pretty hungry, and they gave me one of these
and said it's good to eat as it is, just outta the bag.
And it was just that, straight outta the bag, delicious.
I'm having it with milk today.
mmm, so good.
this is probably
cereal for dieting.
it tasted sweet when it was eaten by itself
but with milk, it tastes...
hearty.
This granola...
appears to contain multiple grains
How should I describe it, I see some black beans,
green peas,
brown rice...
Thank you so much!
Shampooing room!
is right here!
This shampooing is deemed to be a pretty challenging step, since my hair is so long.
Finished!
since my hair is long, shampooing is turning into a mission.
I've been consistently
dying my hair in bright colors
when I was shooting drama
or doing media appearances.
Ma'am,
-my hair's pretty damaged, isn't it? -yes.
;_;
Is it hard to comb?
I look so funny.
My hair's gotten whole a lot darker.
Isn't it?
It looks a bit dark right now, but the dye's gonna wear out gradually.
So, its okay.
I'm layering my hair now,
under professional guidance.
Now that my hair's darker,
my face looks "whiter".
I like it.
My face's so puffy
it's puffed up so much!
I've received some hair treatment for damaged hair.
I'm gonna go rinse my hair again.
you're supposed to rinse again after the treatment?
That's correct.
yeah, that's what she says.
I like this lighting that this shot is giving.
My face looks much less puffy.
Some of the skin recedes back...
Puffiness, please go away!
Look how many people are involved in drying my hair.
3 people! That's a record.
With this much effort, my hair's gonna dry in a minute.
Drying again.
It looks voluminous.
detailed check/evaluation...
Finally, we're wrapping it up!
Wooow! Thank you so much!
Thank you, good bye.
good bye~
Isn't the weather so nice?
Shall we? Oh, I like it already.
After a haircut,
layered a little bit,
and changed my hair color a bit darker.
If you see closely enough,
this hair right here...
Woow,
my hair feels so much lighter!
It really does.
all those layering
Even if I were to
wildly shake my head dancing
it still feels really light.
For the color, it has brighter tone when I'm under a well-luminated space
It's a bit dark right now, but that's gonna change soon with time.
Please understand if I'm looking a bit messy right now.
It's very
Nice.
Very light too.
I got all these done from Jung Saem Mool
you guys should dye your hair too (imitates posh accent)
Let's head outside, shall we?
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Jeżeli nie masz pomysłu na przygotowanie swoich posiłków i wszystkie stosowane przez Ciebie przepisy już Ci się znudziły, koniecznie rzuć okiem na tą listę produktów.
1. Soczewica i nasiona roślin strączkowych.Są to najlepsze źródła białka dla wegan, są bogate w białko, którego w stu gramach produktu surowego znajdziemy aż 26g.
Po ugotowaniu, głównie przez pęcznienie, stężenie to wynosi 9g na 100g produktu. Można je przygotować w formie potrawki lub sałatki.
2. Fasola.Im fasola jest starsza, tym lepszym jest źródłem białka. Produkty sojowe, jak np. izolat białka, tofu, etc. są wysoko skondensowanym nośnikiem aminokwasów.
3. Jaja.Jaja, a zwłaszcza ich białka, są wysoce bogate w białko. Jajko średniej wielkości zawiera 6g tego cennego makroskładnika. Mogą stanowić cały posiłek (białkowo – tłuszczowy) lub być dodatkiem do innej potrawy.
4. Chude mięso.Drób, jagnięcina, wieprzowina, cielęcina i wołowina są produktami znajdującymi się w czołówce stawki. 100g chudego mięsa może zawierać nawet 30g-36g białka.
5. Nasiona i orzechy.Orzechy nie dość, że są świetne w smaku i spożywa się je z dużą przyjemnością, dodatkowo są bardzo dobrym nośnikiem białka.
Natomiast nasiona dyni czy arbuza można wykorzystać w wielu przepisach. Warto bliżej się im przyjrzeć, gdyż ich stężenie białka wynosi 33%.
6. Drożdże.Bardzo popularne w Europie, zawierają 1.7g białka w małej łyżeczce produktu.
7. Nabiał.Mleko oraz jego pochodne są dobrym źródłem aminokwasów, nie które sery mogą dostarczać aż 40g białka na 100g produktu.
8. Orzechy ziemne i masło orzechowe.Zarówno orzechy jak i zrobione z nich masło mają identyczną zawartość białka – 23.7g/100g produktu. Zakładając oczywiście, że masło jest bez żadnych substancji dodatkowych.
9. Owoce morza.Kawior, homary i kraby świetnie smakują i są dużą bombą białkową.
10. Ryby.Są bogate w białko, mogą go zapewnić do 30g/100g produktu. Tuńczyk, sardela, łosoś, halibut, lucjan i tilapia to gatunki najbardziej bogate w ten cenny makroskładnik.
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Four, what is that in your hand?
This is a magic wand given to me by a friend called Harry.
Magic wand?
Cool! Can it make us fly?
I don't know, let's try it out.
"Wingardium leviosa"! Make us fly!
Whoa.. My body is getting lighter!
Whoa..hoo..I can fly!
Yeah..ha..Me too!
*Background song*
Cloudy: Welcome to the sky!
Whoa..flying is fun!
*Monster growling sound*
Help me Four! Something bitten my leg!
Goodness! The long lost scary sea monster!
I am on way X!
Hold on to my leg!
Balloony: Four! Hold on to my leg!
Four, I want to pee!
Goodness! At this hour?!
Yeah! I can't hold on anymore!
*water splat sound*
Ngggahh...Yucky! Yucky!
*burping sound*
Draw the cloudy outline.
Color some shades.
Done!
Balloony's turn.
Draw the outline.
Cut out the balloon's shape.
And now for the twist tie.
for the body part.
Twist the twist tie accordingly.
This is the body.
Now we do the hand's twist tie.
Bend the two sides.
Roll it onto the body
Tape the twist tie onto the green paper.
And glue it together.
Draw the eyes and mouth. Done!
For the sea monster..
This is for the teeth.
Glue the teeth onto the body.
Add the eyes and the outline.
What do you think will happen to Four, Balloony and me in the sea monster's stomach?
Leave a comment!
Thanks for watching!
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I mean west outspoken tweets unsupportive President Trump
conservative activist Candace Owens are also criticizing President Obama for
failing to apologize to West for previous issues that's caused some of
the a-list celebrities out there to condemn Kanye West you've spoken about
your upbringing a lot you wrote a book about in the last book I believe we
spoke about I know how proud you are of your parents and as a successful woman
of color out there when you see Kanye West talking like this and getting the
pushback this what do you think well my view first of all I haven't spent a lot
of cann I'm thinking about it but I'm gonna say that people should be able to
express their views not all of us have to think politically the same way I've
said to people sometimes you know I've been black all my life you don't have to
tell me how to be black and so I think we need to recognize that in some ways
the height of prejudice is to look at somebody and think you know what they
think because of the color of their skin yeah and so I hope we get to the point
that people get to express their views and you can agree with them or disagree
with them but it's that after all is what it really means to be American is
to have the ability to say what you think it is pretty incredible though I
mean you you look at some of these universities who push back on
conservative speakers and push back on conservative thinking you're supposed to
be diversity in you know diversity and university I mean the shaming of it it's
but you know I teach at Stanford yes and I have students who come from a wide
variety of political sure yes and they do just fine in my class I think they
actually flocked to my classes even if they have very very very left views or
very progressive views and I always say to them look it's not my job to tell you
what to think it's my job to teach you how to hone your arguments how to be
disciplined than what you argue not to be sloppy in your thinking but at the
end of the day you get to think what you think I just hope you'll be able to do
it in a more rigorous way in a way that actually the data supports what you're
arguing it so I love teaching for that very reason and and and people look up
to you and try to emulate you for that reason as well so thank you for your
leadership and I mean that thank you sincerely your
book is political risk how businesses and organizations can anticipate global
insecurity and boy do we have a lot of global insecurities today tell me about
the book why you wrote this and how do you can't navigate around all of these
headlines that seem to disrupt markets and disrupt out the night
well my co-author Amy zegart and I were teaching a course on political risk in
the Graduate School of Business at Stanford and we couldn't really find
materials that spoke to the political side of political risk in some ways
political risk used to be back in the 70s or late 60s well is that socialist
dictator going to expropriate my land or my my business nationalize my business
such a good analogy right that's really today not the problem the problem today
is that political risks coming from multiple sources it's coming from big
geo strategic changes who would have thought that great powers behaving badly
like Russia using social media platforms to interfere in the American election
would be a big political risk now a big risk for those social media companies so
that wouldn't have even been dreamed of a year ago who would have thought that
somebody with a an iPhone with a camera gets to photograph not great behavior by
an employee at United Airlines and now United Airlines has a problem so that's
another source civil society human rights groups are organized across
borders and so if your company is doing something in a factory in Bangladesh
it's going to get attention and so we just wanted to say to organizations and
particularly to businesses political risk is all around you you need to be
able to look around corners and see what's coming don't make political risk
the business of the risk people because by the way nobody ever gets rewarded for
stopping something that didn't happen and so you really need to organize in
the c-suite in among the the very leadership of the company right at the
board level to think about political risk it's going to happen to you cyber
terrorism something going to happen be prepared for it and
have it constantly right as you write the the risks can come from anywhere
including a hacker Connie it's great to see this one great to see you Thank You
Condoleezza Rice thank you god bless you and God bless america
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Why Teaching Carrier Phrases Is a Bad Idea | Language Therapy for Children with Autism - Duration: 8:02.For those of you who know me well, you know I'm not a fan of teaching carrier phrases to kids
with autism.
So today, I'm going to tell you why.
Hi, I'm Dr. Mary Barbera, autism mom, BCBA-D and bestselling author.
I've never done a full blog on carrier phrases, but my blog on teaching Timmy to talk in four
word utterances where I talk a little bit about carrier phrases spurred on some controversy
from both SLPs and a few BCBAs too.
A professional even messaged me and asked me to provide the research that justifies
my position that teaching kids with autism to use carrier phrases is almost always a
bad idea.
So what is a carrier phrase, and why all the controversy?
It's a really common practice to teach children with autism to form sentences, so once a child
can say or exchange a picture of juice when he wants juice, for instance, a lot of speech
and language pathologists, teachers, parents, and behavior analysts start teaching and then
requiring the child to build sentences by adding "I want" in the front of requests.
This "I want" is a carrier phrase, but the "I want" is not the only carrier phrase that
I'm concerned about.
Other carrier phrases include: "I need", "I see", and "that's a".
So here are my thoughts and why I think carrier phrases, teaching that, is almost always a
bad idea and my response to the professional who was looking for research.
I can't point you towards a research study to prove my position, but I can tell you that
in my 15 years as a BCBA I have hundreds of examples of how teaching and requiring carrier
phrases almost often backfires.
For early learners who aren't talking much or at all, teaching carrier phrases causes
more articulation errors, so if a child can barely pronounce "pretzel" so they may say
"pretzel" or ball, they might say "ball", so it's not clear.
Now we're talking about just one or two syllable nouns.
Now, we start requiring "I want pretzel" and now we're up to four syllables, so it might
sound something like "I want pretzel".
So it is not helpful to add the "I want".
In fact, my preference would be to go back and get those one to two syllable words more
clear so that everyone can understand.
I also think teaching carrier phrases as the next step takes the focus off of vocalization.
I've seen so many kids where they're described as nonverbal when actually they are trying
to speak, and a lot of times they are speaking with their main request, and they're still
being labeled as nonvocal.
People are now focusing on devices and focusing on these longer length of utterances, and
it's just making a mess of language.
I also think that early learners, I've seen it where they don't have the discrimination
to switch between "I want", "I see" and "I need" so they don't know which carrier phrase
to use and when to use a carrier phrases and when not to use a carrier phrases, making
their language even less functional.
Even if you have a child who's considered more of an intermediate learner with dozens
or even hundreds of labels, adding a carrier phrase such as "that's a", so "That's a ball,"
can quickly become rote and can backfire.
So I have client, her name is Faith, and when I went to see her we started teaching her
nouns.
Pretty soon, just a month or two after I started, instead of having 50 words, she had hundreds
of words.
So there was a gap in between when I saw her from one time to the next of about three months.
I went to see Faith at preschool, and all the sudden we were holding up pictures and
she'd say, "That's a ball."
"That's a frog."
"That's a ..." I'm like, "Where did 'that's a' come from because that's not good."
I think she had gone to some private speech therapist who had probably introduced "that's
a" but Faith was just using it constantly.
In fact, when I said, "What's your name," she said, "That's a Faith," so I worked with
the therapist to get rid of "that's a" and I'm happy to report, I just saw her last week
and "that's a" is gone.
But had I not gone in and tackled that, her language would've become less and less functional.
So for all learners, the push towards increasing length of utterance with carrier phrases and
teaching manners too, which is a whole other issue, it kills spontaneous manding and, in
my opinion, leads to prompt dependency.
Here's what I see.
Child vocally mands for water by saying, "Water," or maybe it's not as clear, but maybe it's
clear enough, so "water".
The adult says, "Tell me in a sentence.
Talk like a big boy," whatever the prompt is, which means that the child now has to add
"I want water," or "Water please," or "I want water please," essentially treating a spontaneous
single word mand or request as an error and making the response of the full sentence dependent
on an adult prompting.
In general, I can't think of a case after working with hundreds of children with autism
over the past 15 years where I can say teaching carrier phrases has helped make language more
effective and functional.
If you like this blog, please leave me a thumbs up or even if you didn't like this blog, feel
free to leave me a comment.
Share this video.
I know it is kind of a controversial issue because a lot of people have been teaching
carrier phrases for many years, but I think I have provided a few points for you to consider
so that next time you might think about how not to teach a carrier phrase that might become
rote.
I'm on a mission to turn autism around for two million kids by 2020, so I hope you'll
join me by clicking the link in the description and downloading my free, new, three-step guide,
or by going to MaryBarbera.com/join.
Tell all your other professionals and parents too because everyone's welcome to join me
on my mission to turn autism around.
I'll see you next week.
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