Fort Bragg Unified Speech and Language Referral
The process of referring students to Tiny Eye for evaluation and possible speech intervention.
1.) The parents or the teacher identify a concern about the student's speech and/or language skills.   
2.) The teacher will complete either the online referral form.  The Google Form responses will be sent directly to Janessa at TinyEye and Matt Daley, Resource teacher. Mr. Daley will reach out to Janessa at Tiny Eye and Ariana, Tiny Eye aide, will work with Janessa to schedule the student.
3.) Janessa will then send the referral to the appropriate Speech and Language therapist, who will follow up with the general education teacher, parent, and student.
4.) Teachers need to get the Tiny Eye consent form signed by parent and returned to referrals@tinyeye.com
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Date of referral:
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Student Name:
Student Gender
Student DOB:
Parent's Name:
Parent's Phone #:
Parent's Email Address: 
Language spoken in the home:
Teacher/Grade:
Teaches Email: 
Hearing/Vision Results
Other Services Receiving: (e.g. Walk to Learn)
Are Parents Aware of Concern?
Areas of concern: Please check those characteristics that you have observed and are concerned about in this student.
Articulation and Phonology
Speech Sound Development
This child's speech is difficult for peers or teachers to understand.
This child mispronounces or leaves off sounds in words.
Receptive Language
This child takes a long time to process verbal information.
This child has a difficult time following spoken directions.
Expressive Language
This child often has a difficult time expressing their ideas, asking for help, or making their wants and needs known.
This child speaks in very short sentences.
When speaking in sentences, this child leaves off small words ( "the", "is", "to") or word endings such as plural S, possessives, and past tense ED.
This child appears to have a difficult time finding words, even when they are words that they are familiar with.
This child uses jumbled or unusual word order when speaking
Voice
This child has an unusually loud or soft speaking voice.
This child has an unusual quality to their voice (hoarseness, strained-sounding voice, breathiness, "stuffy nose" sound, other.
Speech Rate and Fluency
This child frequently stutters when speaking.
This child frequently uses excessive "um", "uh", " you know", or other interjections when speaking.
This child appears to experience "blocks" while speaking where they are unable to get a sound or word out, possibly with signs of tension (eye blinks, hand clenching).
This child speaks in a very fast, slow, or uneven rate.
Pragmatic (Social) Language
This child does not show age-appropriate conversational skills (conversational turn-taking, asking/answering questions, staying on topic, initiating conversation).
This child does not interact in an age-appropriate manner with peers.
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