Meeting scheduling stress?
Scheduling meetings takes time. Sometimes a LOT of time. In the first years of my career, I unwisely spent dozens of hours playing email or phone tag to schedule IEPs, evaluations, consults, and other team…
Organization
Too much stuff?
Can’t fit in your “speech closet” or on your “speech cart” because of all your STUFF? I know what it feels like to be buried with things you don’t use, and then be unable to…
The 4 Most Important Steps for Work/Home Balance
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How to Prepare for an IEP (A Special Educator’s Guide)
“The IEP is tomorrow. I don’t feel ready at all.” “What goals are appropriate for my student? There is so much he could benefit from!” “Parents are bringing an advocate/lawyer/etc. I’m terrified!” Have you…
Got Organization? tips from your favorite SLP bloggers!
Organization. We all want it. But how many of us feel truly organized? The struggle is real, fellow SLPeeps! I asked some of my favorite SLP bloggers for their organization tips and am excited to…
Getting organized for play-based speech therapy
33% of my students with speech IEPs work on very basic 1-3 word utterances (verbally or non-verbally). One of the many ways that I work on their speech goals is to engage them with play-based…
speech material organization – part 2
Read PART 1 of this series on keeping your speech materials organized! I sort and store my materials by month in my file cabinet. The current month is placed in a crate for easy access…
Organized at home means organized at work!
I don’t know about you, but I cannot stand having my home in chaos. I cannot work, think, sleep, or function well when I feel disorganized and overwhelmed. Since I am in charge of our…