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How to Pick Vocabulary Words for Speech Therapy

How to Pick Vocabulary Words: What words?! Whenever I had a student who needed to work on vocabulary My mind started racing, ‘What words do I pick?’ ‘What are the right words to use?‘. When writing a goal we need to know what we are tracking. You cannot simply write with ‘classroom vocabulary’, that ain’t gonna fly if your case…
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Tracking Vocabulary Data in Speech Therapy

You’ve determined your student needs to develop their vocabulary as part of their IEP ( if you’re still working on that part then check out my post, How to Pick Vocabulary Words for Speech Therapy ) but as you sit and start to write the goal a question pops up…’How do I track this?!’ Vocabulary is both concrete and abstract….
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Teaching Vocabulary in Speech Therapy

Teaching Vocabulary in Speech Therapy can be one of the trickiest areas to work on, mainly because there is no clear path for it. The best way we have seen however is to target address building vocabulary is to focus on using strategies and meaningful repetition. Students need to comprehend at least 90-95% of words in a text to comprehend…
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ADHD for SLPs

In ADHD for SLPs (Speech-Language Pathologists) Many agree that there is nothing greater about our field than its amazing diversity. I have been told by my mentors several times, “you will never work with two clients who are the same.” It is inherently clear that each person is their own unique individual. The various speech and language disorders are just…
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Quick Tricks for R

When it comes to speech therapy, I’m mainly and language kinda gal. Artic and phono are ok, but once you toss /r/ into the mix…😬. There are of tricks and techniques out there but today I am sharing some Quick tricks for R (/r/) methods found more consistent success with my students. Just a reminder, before starting any articulation or…
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All Assessments Are NOT Created Equal

Assessments Are NOT Equal. For most Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), completing an evaluation is a smaller part of the job. According to the 2020 ASHA Schools Survey, SLPs across all facility settings reported an average of 4 hours per week on diagnostic activities. So, What are diagnostic activities? This could include formal evaluations, informal evaluations, scoring evaluations, analysis of evaluation, screening,…
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  • Expecting a bundle of joy?! Maybe your going to be away for a while? Now you can set up your sub and students for success! This EDITABLE binder contains the components you need to leave your students with peace of mind and enjoy your time away. *This is a zip file with an editable powerpoint inclu...
  • Uses Emojis in speech is a perfect way to make your lesson fun and relevant for your kids as you work on inferencing. Great social skills training for young grade levels and therapy rooms. Use their tech savvy to your advantage! #emoji #SLP #OT #SPED #la
  • Help students start to building their fundamental language skills in a hands on way. My Interactive Bundle contains activities for receptively matching actions and their text labels, objects and their illustrated functions, object with related objects, and object to categories! ⁣
  • Can you really go paperless in speech therapy? Yes, yes you can! Here's how.
  • I feel like this applies to the upcoming school year 😳-Remember, there is no perfect plan. Things may work better in the fall than in the spring and there are things that will crash and burn 🤷🏼‍♀️.-It is ok if something doesn’t go as planned. We are all in the same boat...except I’ve decided this boat has a 24 party deck 😉 So don’t forget to cut yourself some slack and cut loose.
  • A character's feelings play such a critical role into the context of the story. A character's emotions influence the weight of a single word and how that drives the story.⁣🏄‍♂️Dude! by Aaron Reynolds is a perfect way to introduce the power of a character's emotions on the context of a story and why those elements of narratives should always be taken into account.⁣
  • Staying organized as a grad, or supervising SLP, can be stressful during student teaching. These binders can help both parties as they go through this experience. Can be purchased by either Students or Supervisors. Be sure to check out the PREVIEW for lots of pictures!
  • I feel like this applies to the upcoming school year 😳-Remember, there is no perfect plan. Things may work better in the fall than in the spring and there are things that will crash and burn 🤷🏼‍♀️.-It is ok if something doesn’t go as planned. We are all in the same boat...except I’ve decided this boat has a 24 party deck 😉 So don’t forget to cut yourself some slack and cut loose.
  • As students progress with their skills, we need to be progressive with our data. These language rubrics will help you to quantify your student's language skills has they grow. ⁣ These are perfect for monitoring carryover and interventions📱, using them to monitor teacher's impressions of their skills, and great for push-in/inclusion models of therapy and service.⁣
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