Complex sentences, subordinate conjunctions, passive voice - what?!

Written By Dana Wierzbicki

I post a lot about stuttering here, but I have many interests in the field of speech pathology! For example, teaching syntax (sentence structure) and narrative forms are my jam! I'm always excited when I get to work with an older student (upper elementary, middle school, or high school) who needs to improve their sentence structure and writing skills.

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Today I am excited to be taking a course called "Subordinate Conjunctions & Complex Sentences - Help!! Explore Syntax Interventions for the Young Child Through Adolescents" from Cathy Alexander through TSHA Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

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If your or your child needs help with this but the the phrase "subordinate conjunctions" sounds like nails on a chalkboard, I would love to help! I actually get excited to work on these goals! You can contact me at dana@infinitehorizonspeech.com or 713-828-6148 to schedule a complimentary consultation!

Dana Wierzbicki
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