The Nuffield Centre Dyspraxia Programme 3rd Edition (NDP3) was first published in 2004 following nearly a decade of development and building on over twenty years’ practice with previous NDP editions.
Recently updated:
- Articulograms – a set of 42 A5 Articulogram cards in colour
- 84 Articulogram sound making worksheets
- New easy-to-use engineered box for Therapy cards
- Tougher dividers and tabs for many years’ use by multiple therapists
The Programme comprises five ringbound folders as detailed below; includes a 19-page speech assessment with flip-books; a set of 42 A5 colour articulogram cards; an easy-to-use engineered box of therapy cards (four sets of 478 cards, with polypropylene dividers), all contained within a robust packing carton.
Folder contents
Folder 1 – Therapy manual: a new detailed manual (248 pages) providing a comprehensive reference resource, guidance notes and planning advice.
Folder 1 The Therapy Manual contents
Chapter 1 Theory: Literature Review
Chapter 2 Therapy: Literature Review
Chapter 3 Assessment
Chapter 4 Therapy Approach and Treatment Planning
Chapter 5 Therapy, section by section
Chapter 6 Developing Literacy Skills
Chapter 7 Case Studies
Appendix 1 Speech Error Patterns
Appendix 2 Equipment
Appendix 3 Articulograms- diagrammatic cues
Appendix 4 Eliciting speech sounds
Appendix 5 Ideas for working with older/younger children
Appendix 6 Tasks, Activities, Games
Appendix 7 Normative Issues
Folder 2 – Assessment resources: an updated speech assessment containing 19 photocopiable assessment forms and six 20-page assessment flip-books of line drawn pictures – available in colour or black and white – packed in a polypropylene wallet.
Now also includes a set of 42 A5 consonant and vowel articulograms in colour, laminated for durability, packed in a polypropylene wallet, plus 84 new black and white sound making worksheets.
NDP3® Assessment HCE transcription
Australian Speech Pathologists are increasingly using the Harrington, Cox and Evans (HCE) (1997) transcription system in preference to the Mitchell (1946) transcription system, for describing Australian English. We are therefore pleased to provide a phonemic transcription of the NDP3 Assessment single vowels, words, phrases and sentences for a typical Australian adult speaker, using the HCE system. The document is a 5-page PDF.
Acknowledgements
We are very grateful to Felicity Laurence, Certified Practising Speech Pathologist from Tasmania, and to Professor Felicity Cox, Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University, New South Wales, for their help in this matter.
Click here to download the NDP3® Assessment HCE transcription