Sensory bins are a great way to work on a variety of skills while keeping students engaged. Making sensory bins is like tie dying, you can’t really mess it up. Some of the best sensory bins are made from things you find around your house, or reuse from previous projects. Keep reading for some ideas on how I use sensory bins in my speech and language therapy sessions.
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Trying to figure out how to use ChatGPT to create speech therapy activities? Here's how to use it to create lessons for all types of groups!
It's no secret that we play a lot of games in speech therapy. Games offer great opportunities for using language and they make practicing ...
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Teaching basic concepts in speech therapy - critical to a student’s academic success, being able to comprehend, communicate, and read.
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Dysphagia Therapy app helps medical speech-language pathologists find the best swallowing treatments with personalized evidence-based recommendations.
As speech language pathologists, we have a wide variety of tools and materials we use to help us facilitate effective speech therapy. But, sometimes those tools aren't the most effective. This blog post shares 21 tools that every school-based SLP should keep in their speech rooms. Click through to find out all of them!
Today, I'd like to share with you how I take plan out my therapy week and record data during sessions. I'm not one that has elaborate lesson plans - what is important to me is to
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Why do some students qualify for clinical speech therapy but not for in school therapy? Let's look at clinics vs school speech and all their differences.
Last summer, I did a guest post over at Simply Speech on how I implement themes in my therapy planning for the entire year…well it’s that time again! I worked on it yesterday and it is ready to go! I can’t even begin to explain how much anxiety this takes out of planning for me. […]
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
