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Basic concepts are the foundations that children build upon to develop not only their skills for following directions but reading and math as well. Smarty Ears has developed a basic concept screening tool to help SLPs identify if any of these concepts developing in error. Not only is this app thorough, it is also engaging for students and compact for the SLP. I would much rather get out my iPad to assess a student than my box of testing forms and manipulative items that go with the assessment. Set up is quick and easy, simply enter the student's
I was desperately searching for advice and nothing out there really helped me. I want to share my experience and what I wish I had known.
2 Speech-Language Pathologists (1 hospital-, 1 school-based) blog about their jobs, advice, treatment ideas, anything they think you might like!
How many of you use Hedbanz or Jeepers Peepers in therapy? They are both amazing games but can sometimes be challenging for some of my language/ASD kiddos! I feel like I spend so much time prompting and prompting and prompting. I knew there had to be an easier way, but I had trouble finding an […]
Browse over 270 educational resources created by All Y'All Need in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
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In my district we are using a Marzano based evaluation system…which means that our students need rubrics and rating scales! I must be honest, I was skeptical of this at first. I thought…”I always ask my students how they think they are doing on their goals! I don’t need a rating scale!” That was silly […]
Data, data, data! What is it about those numbers and graphs that drive us wild? Crazy Speech World is hosting a Data Linky that I am so excited to link up to. Just click on the image below to go to her page and see what other SLP bloggers do about data. There are so many options for data collection I wanted to take a chance to share some of my favorite systems with you. Charts I am a visual person. I like to be able to see the progress my students are making so I tend to lean more towards data
Streamline speech therapy planning and data collection with this simple and free system! This one spreadsheet can help SLPs organize their major job duties and save time.
Thanks to Tracy from Gold Country SLP, for this weeks FREEBIE Friday! If you missed her tip post this past Tuesday check it out here. Check it out and head on over to her TpT store to download! Remember to leave your feedback. You can find more about Gold Country SLP here: Tpt: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Goldcountryslp FB: https://www.facebook.com/Goldcountryslp Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoldCountrySLP […]
One struggling parent recently described her son's speech to me as sounding "like nothing more than a robot." This description spoke volumes about what it must be like as a parent of a child with autism or similar disorder. A child whose very personality is veiled by a mask of robotic speech -- scripted sentences, drill-like…
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Apps are great for quick, on-the-fly therapy activities and save time and money on printing - but free speech therapy apps are even better!
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Browse over 10 educational resources created by Natalie Snyders in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
