To become a speech pathologist, I had to get a master’s degree while earning more than 400 hours of clinical experience across several categories of patient category (age, voice, articulation, language, etc). At the end of my degree program, I had to pass a national speech exam called the PRAXIS. The first year as a […]
Question: Two speech paths, one case?
Q: Is the SLP on the IEP team legally allowed to use another SLP’s evaluation report to determine strengths/weaknesses and need for services? Or, does the SLP on the IEP team have to be the one to evaluate the child? A. Great question. It can be confusing when there’s a speech report on the table […]
5 Clothing Tips for Teachers, Therapists, and Speech Pathologists to Help You Choose What to Wear to Work in a School
I find dressing for work to be stressful. In my previous life I worked in corporate America. Even though at the time I thought that putting together an outfit was challenging for an office environment, I’ve found that dressing for a school environment is more tricky. I want to look professional, but I also work […]