Phonological Awareness: The Bridge Between Speech and Literacy
If you’re an SLP, you’ve probably had this conversation more than once:A teacher says they’re worried about a student’s phonological awareness, and you start thinking about phonological processes and speech sound patterns. The teacher, meanwhile, is thinking about...
Expert SLP Advice on Spelling – A Conversation with Katie E. Squires, Ph.D. and Lisa Barnett, BS.Ed
As speech-language pathologists, we see this all the time: Students who can decode sounds but...
Expert Advice on Increasing Parent Involvement – 3 Videos, 8 1/2 minutes
Speech therapy progress when working with young children can take place in cars, during mealtimes,...
Expert Advice on Supporting Individuals Who Stutter – 3 Videos, 7 1/2 minutes
Stuttering is more than a speech pattern—it is an experience that can shape how a person is seen,...
Expressive Language Goals, Rebooted: The ICF Approach
If your expressive language goals sound great in the therapy room but go fuzzy in the classroom,...
Expert Advice on Affirming and Responsive Language – 3 Videos, 5 minutes
Words matter. The language we choose as speech-language pathologists doesn’t just describe, it...
A Compilation of Great Lists of Children’s Books for Speech Therapy
Books are magic—and in speech therapy, they’re also powerful tools. For years, we’ve been...
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