Who else is just managing the best they can, but not that great? I really have been struggling, but taking it day-by-day. Everyone is adjusting to a new normal, but it won’t be forever. Employers are doing their best too. If your employer uses the G-suite of tools (workplace gmail, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Calendar, etc), many of them…
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We are all scrambling to figure out what is happening with COVID19 and how it impacts our students, our schools, and our lives… Many of you will be working from home for the first time ever, for both clinic-based and school-based SLPs. It’s scary, but absolutely doable to provide speech therapy from your home. I’m in my fourth year as…
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I’m working on my ESL and bilingual endorsements and I’m really loving all of the information I’ve learned. Much of it is not new to me, but some is. Whatever the case, I love talking about these topics with other educators. I’m finishing my second course in a sequence of six that will add two endorsements to my teaching license….
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I recorded this video to remind everyone that I have a great FREE PowerPoint for SLPs to share with whole classrooms or within the speech room for students who are preparing for a science fair or any kind of presentation or book talk that typically comes up at this time of year. I detail in the video all about why…
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Do you still have your speech therapy textbooks from graduate school? Have you been wondering what to do with them? You can support the development of our profession in Africa by donating your old textbooks to the University of Health and Sciences in Ho, Ghana. They are creating a Smiles for Speech library for students since they only have access…
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