If you work with Spanish/English bilingual students, you've probably heard of the Bilingual English Spanish Assessment (BESA). In fact, it's one of the assessments that bilingual speech-language pathologists talk about the most. I recently spent some time reviewing the BESA and wanted to share my ... Read More about BESA Review: My Thoughts on the Bilingual English Spanish Assessment
SimplePractice Review for Private Practice SLP Clinicians
Running a private practice is a big job and it’s important to have systems in place to make sure that you stay organized as you grow. For a lot of SLPs, across all the settings we serve, documentation is the biggest challenge. Therapy notes take time and administrative work takes over evenings and ... Read More about SimplePractice Review for Private Practice SLP Clinicians
Coloring Pages Printable
One of the things I love most is finding activities that serve multiple purposes. I need something that keeps kids engaged, ties into academic content, and still lets me target the speech and language goals I’m working on. That’s exactly what I had in mind when I created my new Coloring Pages ... Read More about Coloring Pages Printable
Writing Prompts for Students
If you’ve ever found yourself scrambling for a weekly writing activity for speech therapy—something that works for all your students—you’re not alone.I’ve been there, trying to juggle engaging content, targeted language goals, and progress monitoring… without adding more prep time to my week.That’s ... Read More about Writing Prompts for Students
Sticker Chart Fun
If you’ve ever run a speech session with a wiggly kindergartener, a tired middle schooler, or a student who just isn’t feeling motivated, you know the struggle: how do you keep them focused and make progress toward their goals? One of my favorite, low-prep tools is something you can use across ages, ... Read More about Sticker Chart Fun
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