I feel confident in my skills as a speech pathologist now that I've been at this for ten years. But every so often I encounter a student with a speech problem who does not want to talk during speech. I have to be creative to work with them, from working inside their classroom or taking a friend ... Read More about 5 Ways to Get Shy Students to Talk
What Did You Call Me? ;)
You wouldn't think a two sound last name would be hard for my students to produce, but it can be! You know, I get such a kick out of what my students call me! This year I decided to have some fun with it and so I put together a silly (but educational!) display on the front of my desk. It shows ... Read More about What Did You Call Me? ;)
24 Online Speech Pathology Programs
Looking for online speech pathology undergraduate and graduate programs? When I was shopping around for programs way back in 2003, I didn't have as many online options as there are these days. I was a non-traditional student: I had a B.A. in Spanish & a minor in Business and I'd had four years ... Read More about 24 Online Speech Pathology Programs
10 Pros and Cons of Being a Bilingual SLP
I'm finishing up my tenth year as a bilingual speech pathologist. I feel so incredibly lucky to be a speech path and to be able to speak Spanish, too. However, I've discovered the ups and the downs of being "rare" and "popular." Read on to learn more about the pros and cons of my job: PRO: Huge ... Read More about 10 Pros and Cons of Being a Bilingual SLP
40 Interview Questions for the SLP
Interview Questions Prep Preparing for an interview is important, especially if you feel nervous about the position. Feeling prepared will make you project confidence the day of the interview. After you apply, waiting for that call or email requesting an interview can be nerve-wracking, but I ... Read More about 40 Interview Questions for the SLP
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