Making the life of a busy school SLP easier and a bit more beautiful everyday!
I don’t know about you, but I often have trouble finding materials that include both the targets my students need to work on, as well as age-appropriate graphics. (If you have seen my store, you know “cutesy” just isn’t my style!) For my fluency/stuttering students – who tend to be male – I have had a difficult time finding materials…
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Last year, my district required an individual growth plan for the first time as part of our adoption of the Danielson model of evaluation. For my goal, I chose to focus on communication with my students’ parents. While it is a new school year, and I technically have a new “plan” in place, I wanted to continue my focus. In…
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Today, I’d like to share with you how I take plan out my therapy week and record data during sessions. I’m not one that has elaborate lesson plans – what is important to me is to know when I am scheduled to see students, which classroom(s) I need to get them from, and what their IEP goals are. As long…
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Please give a warm welcome to Meredith from The Peachie Speechie, who is presenting the latest installment in the “Stepping Outside Your SLP Comfort Zone” series! I am used to being the only SLP in my building. I have my own little room and my own organization system and my own way of doing things. So when I agreed to…
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