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Top 10 Tips for Badass Speech Students Taking the Praxis

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13 Mar

Getting geared up to take the Praxis can feel like a daunting task. I took the test in 2006 (yes, I'm old) while I was just finishing up my master’s degree from Northwestern University. I passed the first time I took it and you will too -- because you're a badass! Here’s how: It’s not ... Read More about Top 10 Tips for Badass Speech Students Taking the Praxis

5 Pros and Cons of “Going Contract” vs Being a Direct Hire

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9 Mar

“Should I go contract?” is a question that comes up frequently for speech-language pathologists at all stages of their careers. Some SLPs are just starting out and others are mid-career, but feel ready for a change. I’ve worked both as a contract speech path and I’ve been hired directly ... Read More about 5 Pros and Cons of “Going Contract” vs Being a Direct Hire

3 Things You Need to Know about Language Delay, Language Disorder, and Language Difference

Education

6 Mar

When a speech path first starts out, it is tough to figure out the difference between diagnostic terms in evaluation reports. Sometimes the terms sound so similar. Additionally, when parents hears a diagnosis during an eligibility meeting, it can be pretty confusing. Here are some issues that come ... Read More about 3 Things You Need to Know about Language Delay, Language Disorder, and Language Difference

6 Things You Never Knew about Bilingual Education

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3 Mar

Spanish is my second language and one that I started learning in eighth grade through college when I majored in Spanish. Because of that, I don't have native proficiency in Spanish, but I am fluent. I never participated in bilingual education as a child, but in graduate school I learned about ... Read More about 6 Things You Never Knew about Bilingual Education

7 Ways to Avoid Burnout as a Speech Pathologist

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19 Feb

Among private circles, many speech paths talk quietly about how challenging being a speech path can be. It's not the patients, clients, or students, but typically it's the paperwork and meetings that bog people down. Plus, being a speech path is not the kind of job where you can just "phone it in." ... Read More about 7 Ways to Avoid Burnout as a Speech Pathologist

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