Language Environmental Analysis (LENA): Special Populations

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Language Environmental Analysis (LENA): Special Populations Dinah Beams, MA Program Coordinator Colorado Home Intervention Program Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind

With Special Thanks Kim Coulter and the LENA ResearchFoundation Christie Yoshinaga-Itano Families in the Colorado Home Intervention Program Colorado Home Intervention Program

LENA in Intervention FCEI 2016 Kimberly Coulter Manager of Training and Professional Development LENA Research Foundation 17 June 2016 LENA Research Foundation

Jan 26, 2015 LENA in a Nutshell Technology to measure talk in early childhood – the global “gold standard” for this purpose Provides actionable real-time data to help… Parents & caregivers Teachers & childcare workers Family workers Clinicians AVTs/Teachers of the deaf Researchers LENA is recognized as the gold standard technology for measuring talk in early childhood. And this real-time data is then used to help a range of types of individuals, ranging from parents and caregivers to clinicians and researchers. So, how the heck does it work? A LENA recorder is housed in a specialized vest that is worn by the child for an entire day… LENA Research Foundation

The LENA System™ Recording Processing Online data management Compact digital unit records full day of parent/baby talk & environmental sounds Processing Software translates recordings into data Audio can be deleted or retained Installs on multiple desktops or laptops for flexibility Online data management Account verification, data storage, reporting, program administration tools, parent communication & more 24/7 secure access from any device The LENA System™ LENA Research Foundation

Jan 26, 2015 Timeline 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 LENA Research Foundation

What’s New? System improvements Basic model refinements More flexible, efficient recording processing Online management of data & programs Automated text reminders Support for multiple approaches to closing opportunity gaps Basic model refinements Process improvements to minimize failed recordings Streamlined child report for at-a-glance summary feedback What’s New? Much is new since you last used LENA. LENA Research Foundation

New Recording Processor Loads on any number of desktops or laptops Connects online for user authentication, data storage, reporting, etc. Flexible options for processing recordings: Immediate (real time) Deferred (collected in field, processed later) Transmitted to other computer for processing Cloud processing Image source: https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2014/05/18/00/22/cloud-346645_960_720.png

Online Functions  X Enrollment & authentication Recorder management Recording processing & transfer Text communications Reporting Scheduling The new system provides a wide variety of functions and tools online that are accessible through secure logons from any internet-connected device – desktops, laptops, phones, or tablets…. LENA Research Foundation

LENA in Intervention: Pilot Study Results

Items Number of Adult Words Conversational Turns Child Vocalizations Audio Environment Meaningful Distant* Overlap* Noise TV/Electronic Silence/Background

Speech Scores AVA Standard Score Vocal Productivity Standard Score * Complexity of child’s speech Vocal Productivity Standard Score * Duration of child’s utterances

Pilot: Spring 2016 5 children Boy, 10 months, moderate bilateral loss Boy, 29 months, mild-moderate loss, late identified, adopted from China Girl, 21 months, progressive severe loss Girl, 7 months, profound loss, CMV Girl, 7 months, severe conductive loss All children were aided and in early intervention with CHIP for less than 6 months at the start of the pilot.

Procedure Monthly recordings over a 4- 5 month period Interventionist delivered and picked up device Reports shared with family by the interventionist

What We Learned Ability to provide immediate feedback enhanced intervention Family buy-in was increased due to immediacy of feedback (Parents could remember what happened that day!) Parents very motivated by information Opportunity to provide parent education Opportunity to discuss specifics

Advantages Reduced logistical barriers for our program Provider buy-in increased with reduction of barriers Direct access for parents to reports Reminders assisted us in staying on schedule Ability to track progress over time was easier Results of multiple recordings on one page Immediate feedback key to changing behavior

For more information please contact: Dinah Beams dbeams@csdb.org