SLPs need to try out free trials for testing, assessing, modeling and well, trialing with students. Let me tell you about some FREE AAC apps for SLPs.
I've had a few co-workers and followers ask for free/cheap apps that I use regularly. As of today, the following are free: Phonics Stu...
Cut the Rope, an Android app for speech therapy. This includes a review by a speech-language pathologist and ways that it can be used in your speech therapy sessions. Anroid SLP app, android speech therapy app, SLP app for Andoid, slp android app, speech therapy app for android.
Go-to speech-language therapy apps and how they can be used for interactively targeting communication skills.
A list of Speech Therapy Apps to recommend to families. Includes app recommendation, technology tips and ways to target goal areas with a variety of tools!
SpeechTechie will help you find speech language pathology and technology resources for your lesson plans and therapy. This blog shows you the best free internet sites and apps related to speech and language goals
See on Scoop.it - OT mTool KitBookshare support now includes organizational accounts- Improved VoiceOver support for the blind- Can start speaking text from a chapter, bookmark, or highlight- Can start speaking from a text search result Listen to PDF and Word documents, articles, eBooks and Web pages with text-to-speech. Integration with Dropbox, Pocket, Instapaper, Bookshare, and…
Website: http://chinookappshare.weebly.com/ SLP App Share provides a resource for Speech-language Pathologists (SLPs) who work in schools to post reviews of iPod Touch, iPhone apps, and iPad...
Some of my favorite apps for therapy are made by Toca Boca. They offer many free options, which is great for SLPs with limited budget. Many of the apps seem like just "games" to the kids, but can offer a variety of speech and language targets in the process. Today I'm going to focus on
*** 3/15/23: This old blog post from 2016 and updates from 2021 are being archived. Please see the new AAC Resources Link Page here on my blog for links to the most current info: https://omazingkidsllc.com/omazing-kids-aac-resource-links/ *** {AAC Tips} How SLPs can get FREE access to AAC apps, AAC app user groups, funding options & more! …
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A blog about articulation and language therapy games, ideas and activities for elementary school speech therapists.
Today I’m starting a new series on my blog that addresses a much-needed topic (for me at least): scaffolding. Together we’ll look at a few strategies and supports to help our students with language difficulties. This will definitely get me ready to kick it into high gear when school begins in a couple of weeks. […]
I have to be honest, I don’t feel like I had my progress monitoring system down solid until about 2 years ago. Now, I feel absolutely confident in my process! The game changer? SLP Toolkit.. and I have an AWESOME deal for you below, keep reading! I find this resource to be invaluable when it […]
Robert Marzano's model for SLPs! This educational model fits nicely into what speech language pathologists do everyday in their therapy sessions!
I love to read and I am always for new books to add to my list. Here are some great read for SLPs. Some of these I have read, some were recommendations. 1. Wonder A 4th grade glass that had a couple of my students read this book last year, so I decided to read it too. I loved it and it allowed us not only to have wonderful discussions but work on listening comprehension. 2. Look Me In The Eye Fun fact: a friend of mine group up next door to him! 3. Out With It A great story with
Do you use books in therapy? Marisha with SLP Now shares how to analyze a book to treat a variety of goals!
Behavior needs can impact speech therapy in a lot of ways. I’ve written about it before here on the blog but I thought it was worth revising this month. Students can be resistant to working with us for so many different reasons. Are they hungry? Did they get enough sleep? Is this activity hard for […]
It's an obstacle to keep up with professional development, when you consider everything SLPs have to do. In this post, though, I'm sharing three easy ways to get professional development for SLPs!
