Dr Jayne Newbury
Dr Jayne Newbury
Department of Communication Disorders, University of Canterbury
Verified email at canterbury.ac.nz
TitleCited byYear
Measurement of child-directed speech: A survey of clinical practice
J Newbury, D Sutherland
International journal of speech-language pathology, 1-15, 2019
2019
Predicting expressive language outcomes at three years from pragmatic skills at two years of age
C Michelle, J Newbury
2019
Users' guide to Knowledge management with concept maps and mind maps: what are these and a proposal of a workflow
A Basu
2018
Na Ganiyaatgym, Na Lagm & Ahi Kaa Roa: An International Conversation with Māori and New Zealand Teacher Educators
AH Macfarlane, S Macfarlane, M Derby, T Taleni, RF Manning
2018
Best practice service delivery for school-aged children with language disorders: What does the evidence say?
JM Newbury
2018
Measurement of child directed speech: Bridging the gap between research and practice
JM Newbury, D Sutherland
2018
Interrelationships between working memory, processing speed, and language development in the age range 2–4 years
J Newbury, T Klee, SF Stokes, C Moran
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 59 (5), 1146-1158, 2016
82016
Working Memory, What do SLTs need to know?
JM Newbury, K Cook, R Ramsay
2016
Early processing measures as predictors of language outcomes from toddlerhood
J Newbury, T Klee, SF Stokes, C Moran
Conference of the New Zealand Speech-language Therapists' Association, NZSTA …, 2016
2016
Exploring expressive vocabulary variability in two-year-olds: The role of working memory
J Newbury, T Klee, SF Stokes, C Moran
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 58 (6), 1761-1772, 2015
72015
Phonological characteristics of the lexicon at 2; 0 years predict language outcomes at 3; 6 years
SF Stokes, T Klee, J Newbury, C Moran
Workshop on Infant Language Development, WILD 2015 Proceedings, 2015
2015
Relationships between phonological neighborhood density at two years and expressive language scores at two and 3; 6 years in a longitudinal study
SF Stokes, T Klee, J Newbury, C Moran
Annual Symposium on Research in Child Language Disorders, SRCLD 2015, 2015
2015
Early verbal working memory as a predictor of later language outcomes in toddlers
J Newbury, T Klee, SF Stokes, C Moran
Convention of the American Speech Hearing Association, ASHA 2015, 2015
2015
Associations between parent concern and clinical outcomes in children with and without early language delay at two points in development
T Klee, J Newbury, SF Stokes, C Moran, G Tillard, R Ramsay, K Cook
Annual Symposium on Research in Child Language Disorders, SRCLD 2015, 2015
12015
Early Language Variation and Working Memory: A Longitudinal Study of Late Talkers and Typically Developing Children: a Thesis Submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy …
JM Newbury
University of Canterbury, 2014
2014
Early language variation and working memory: A longitudinal study of late talkers and typically developing children
JM Newbury
University of Canterbury. Department of Communication Disorders, 2014
2014
Early language delay and specific language impairment
J Moyle, SF Stokes, T Klee
Developmental disabilities research reviews 17 (2), 160-169, 2011
282011
Appeared in: Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews 17: 160-160 (2011). Written in 2013.
J Moyle, SF Stokes, T Klee
Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews 17, 160-160, 2011
2011
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J Newbury, T Klee, S Stokes, C Moran
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