The average annual salary of a speech and language pathologist
What is $60,000?
100
The degree needed in order to become a licensed and certified SLP
What is a master's degree?
100
The verbal means of communication
What is speech?
200
Schools, nursing homes, hospitals, private practice, early intervention, clinics, etc. relate to SLPs in this way
What are work settings for an SLP?
200
Grants speech and language pathologists licensure
What is the state?
200
A socially shared set of communication rules and knowledge
What is language?
300
The range of clients an SLP may serve
What is birth to death?
300
The large organization that sets rules and regulations, holds annual conventions, and makes important decisions regarding the fields of speech and language pathology and audiology
What is ASHA?
300
SLPs do a lot of work in nursing homes and hospitals focusing on this type of therapy
What is swallowing?
400
One of the most common developmental disorders SLPs encounter
What is Autism?
400
Before achieving certification after graduation, an SLP must do this