Cheryl's Personal Interests Links:
My interests mostly involve shopping, so here are a few of my favorite stores.

• Abercrombie and Fitch This is my favorite place to shop! I could spend hours in this store!
• The Build-A-Bear Workshop For some reason I love teddy bears and I love to go to this store when I'm on vacation and make my own.
• Amazon.com It just seems like you can find everything you need at this one website.
• CD 315 Of course my school work always interests me.
• CD 422

• Funny Stuff of the Day
• Joke of the Day

• ASHA Homepage This could come in very handy for SLP's because it's designated just for SLP's and it let's you keep up on the current news. It even has a section for professionals and a section for students.
• Speech Paths This website is a community for Speech-Language Pathologist. They offer continuing education, a bookstore, and they also have their own online magazine.
• Speaking of Speech.com This site allows SLP's and teachers to communicate more effectively in order to improve communication skills in the school systems.

• The Valsalva Stuttering Network I was guided toward this link by the mailing list that I subscribed to. This website talks about how stuttering is linked to the Valsalva Mechanism.
• Fluency Master This site talks about a device that is suppose to help people who stutter actually stop stuttering. The device looks like a hearing aid and fits in your ear.
• National Stuttering Association This is a website devoted to people who stutter, thier families, and also professionals. This organization can serve as a support group for individuals who stutter, as well as, their families.
• Kids Health on Self-Esteem This website provided me with some insite on self-esteem of children and also gave me a nice definition.
• Kids Health on Stuttering This website also provided me with some insight on stuttering, this website also has some cool links that kids can check out.

Here are my results of the VARK inventory:

visual 4
aural 3
read/write 2
kinesthetic 8

Well this kind of surprised me because I thought I would be more visual. I guess I can see now though how I could have confused that with kinesthetic because you see things when you do them hands on.