Do your students struggle with word finding? It's a chronic concern with many students on my caseload -- and research backs it up. According to Dockrell, Messer, George, and Wilson (1998) 23% of children on a speech-language pathologist’s caseload will have difficulty with word finding. What ... Read More about Top 10 Word Finding Strategies
New Product: Winter Receptive/Expressive Language Pack
I'm super excited to share this product Winter Receptive and Expressive Language Pack that I launched just a month ago. The English version already has 10 positive reviews on TpT! It's a print and go product because that's what I need most days -- something I can run with for a week of ... Read More about New Product: Winter Receptive/Expressive Language Pack
6 Tips for Effective Speech Scheduling
It took me ten years of scheduling speech therapy to finally land on a system that works great for me. It is a really complex process. Making a speech therapy schedule is tough, especially if you have a large caseload. However, there are a few things you can do to make the process easier and more ... Read More about 6 Tips for Effective Speech Scheduling
Speech Pathology: Q and A with a Student
Recently a middle school student emailed me: I am doing a project for school on my dream job. When I am older I want to be an Elementary school speech pathologist. Do you think it would be possible for me to ask you a few questions over email about your career? Of course, I said. Then she sent me ... Read More about Speech Pathology: Q and A with a Student
5 Facebook Hacks for the Speech Pathologist
Facebook has been a life-changing application for me. Of course I love to get updates from friends and family about their lives, but one of the biggest things is that I can follow pages of interest as a professional speech path. Here are five things that have really helped me get the most out of my ... Read More about 5 Facebook Hacks for the Speech Pathologist
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