Scenario: You have a six-year-old student who is mainly non-speaking and their evaluation is due in two months. The family would like to explore ... Read more
Light, Mid, and High-Tech AAC. Same… but different
When many people refer to augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), they have something in particular in mind. They might be thinking of ... Read more
6 steps to communication partner buy-in
You’ve completed professional development. You’ve listened to podcasts. You’ve read the research. You've told the team all about WISE strategies. YOU ... Read more
How to be a WISE communication partner
Communication is not completed in isolation. While talking to myself can help me process my own thoughts and feelings, it does not fulfill the social ... Read more
SLPD – Is it worth it?
After what was both an extremely short and extensively long two and a half years, I have completed my clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology ... Read more
Social Skills – In-person & Online Groups
If you are a school-based SLP, you know that groups are a must to serve all of your students. School SLPs have little to no time to work individually ... Read more
Using PDFs in Distance Learning
Many SLPs and educators are very familiar with PDFs. These are the files that we download from the internet, print off, and use with our students. ... Read more
How to analyze research graphs – a primer for SLPs
In the past, I used the abstracts of research papers to determine what the research was about and the results of the study. I naively assumed that ... Read more
Conversational Scripts
Do you serve students with limited language skills who are unsure of how to interact within a situation? Here is a great example. I give my ... Read more
Becoming an exceptional supervisor – an introduction for SLPs
What is one of the number one components to a successful career in speech-language pathology or other education/health related fields? Powerful, ... Read more
Literacy Interventions in Speech Therapy
Speech pathologists have an important role to play in literacy instruciton. Unfortunately, my graduate program never taught me what that role was or ... Read more
Shared Reading as Evidence-Based Practice
Did you know that shared storybook reading is an evidence-based practice for increasing expressive language skills? Not only does research support ... Read more
Should I work in a school?
As a graduate student supervisor, I frequently find myself selling the school-setting to speech-language pathology students. Many graduate programs ... Read more
Best Practice for Articulation
I don't know about your speech pathology program, but I really wish I had taken a good evidence-based course in speech sound disorder treatment. When ... Read more
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