Pioneer students help speech-language students with technology
Pioneer Elementary Students love to be creative and find new ways to use their technology to aid in their innovation projects. Recently, students in Justin Towner’s innovation class used a 3D printer to create a model of a mouth for their peers in speech-language therapy.
Jordan Johannes, Pioneer’s Speech-Language Pathologist, uses the model mouth with a playdough tongue to show her students where their tongues should be placed while trying to pronounce certain sounds. Johannes’s students use the model and a mirror to practice while playing fun learning games during the day.
Here are some photos of students using the 3-D model during speech-language therapy sessions.
Pioneer Elementary Kindergarten student uses a 3D printed model to make a mouth while learning speech-language therapy.
March 23, 2023
Jordan Johannes, Pioneer Elementary Speech Language Pathologist points to a 3D-printed model of a mouth she created to help her students show their tongue placement.
March 23, 2023
Justin Towner’s Innovation Class at Pioneer Elementary created a 3D printed model of a mouth using a 3D printer. This was for students in speech and language therapy.
March 23, 2023
Jordan Johannes, Pioneer Elementary Speech-Language Therapist, practices pronunciation and tongue placement with a kindergartener while using a 3D printed model for a mouth.
March 23, 2023
Two Pioneer Elementary kindergarten boys practice sound and word pronunciation with Speech Language Pathologist Jordan Johannes, using a 3D printed model for a mouth.
March 23, 2023
