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Partner Assisted Scanning (PAS) is an effective way to increase communication for students with complex needs. PAS relies on the skills of the communication partner (teacher, family member, peer) to talk through (and use visuals…
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 know that a trained communication partner is key for the success of individuals who…
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 from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMU). When I began…
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 with students, even if we wanted…
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. Easy. Distance learning and homework, however, has made many…
Did you know that shared storybook reading is an evidence-based practice for increasing expressive language skills? Not only does research support shared reading, but it is one of the most natural and universally known adult/child…
As a graduate student supervisor, I frequently find myself selling the school-setting to speech-language pathology students. Many graduate programs inadvertently spread the idea that working in the schools is somehow “lesser” or not prestigious. As…
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 I accidentally fell into the role of school-based SLP, I…
All speech-language pathologists are now aware of the term “evidence-based practice” (EBP) and the pressure to become evidence-based practitioners. However, most of us have zero ideas on how to actually use what the evidence suggests…
Schools (especially elementary and preschools) are a cesspool of mucus, urine, germs, and viruses waiting to grab hold of unsuspecting victims. I’ve been in them for a long time (my whole life, really), and have…
It is with love in my heart that I write this blog post to you, my amazing readers. Nine years ago I had a crazy idea. I was going to write a blog. And…
It is never too late (or early) to start thinking about goals, motivation, and yes, finally getting organized! To help guide you on this journey, I have put together a video review of two different planners….
Last week we discussed how to get your gift giving guide in order. Today, we will go over the essential steps to holiday project planning. These projects include anything that has more than one…
For many, the holidays are the most stressful time of the year. There are gifts to give, parties to attend, projects to complete… the list never seems to end. With a bit of organization…
