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Google Meets for Speech Therapy: How To Give Screen Control

Google Meets for Speech Therapy: How To Give Screen Control

Can’t figure out how to give screen control in Google meet during your speech therapy sessions? I will take you through step by step on how to give screen control in Google meet during speech therapy. I have also made a video that will walk you through the process so you can follow along and achieve success.

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The Speech Bubble SLP
Can’t figure out how to give screen control in Google meet during your speech therapy sessions? This post will help you do just that.bit.ly/2WPwGUw ... See MoreSee Less

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Baselines are a biggie and must be included in your objectives 👍🏻-Edit: there is a typo on the 5th slide, it should read ‘ is NOT’ reasonable. #thespeechbubbleslp #schoolslp #slpgoalgetter #slplife #speechtherapy ... See MoreSee Less

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Are your students a too quick to share their responses? As in, you haven't even finished the question and they are started trying to answer? This little trick has been fun and worked wonders!bit.ly/2lx5FQX ... See MoreSee Less

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