7 Ways to Have Highly Engaged Older Students in Speech Therapy
7 Ways to Improve Speech Therapy Outcomes
Advocacy & Mental Health Strategies for School-Based SLPs
Answering Questions Dice - English & Spanish
Articulation Drill Sheet Template
Attendance School Data Spreadsheet
An Explanation of Crystallized Intelligence as it Relates to a Learning Disability
Articulation Self Rating: Student-to-Teacher
Behavior Management Chart
Building Vocabulary and Background Knowledge Recommendations
Category Generation Comparison Chart
Cochlear Implants – General Information
Consent Forms for Teletherapy - Eng and Spn
Core Vocabulary Words in Spanish and English (Go Talk 9)
Cues and Prompts For Speech Therapy Chart
Cultural Influence on Treatment Practices
Cultural Parameter Therapy Checklist
Data Collection Sheet for Increasing Parent and Teacher Involvement
Following Directions - How to Collect Data and Improve
Good Storybooks for Bilingual Intervention
How to Promote a Positive Mindset
Lifeskills Visual Schedule
Lifeskills Eng Spn Story Communication Boards
Intensive Therapy Sample Schedule and Script - From Head to Toe
Language Milestones by Ages Goal Pages
Phonological Approaches Explanations
Receptive Language Strategies for Active Listening
SLP Areas of Expertise (SLPower Sheet)
Speech Sound Disorder Tree and Description Chart
Story Grammar Rap Templates
Storybook Therapy Intervention Templates
Strategies for Supporting School-Based SLPs
Therapy Scaffolding Chart
Vocabulary Description Prompts in English and Spanish
Vocabulary Building Worksheet
VPI Developmental Pyramid
VPI Example Teacher Letter
VPI Example Data Collection Sheet
Who What Where When Maps
Biliguistics Blog
Correctly Matching Speech Sound Disorders to Appropriate Therapy
I want to share a turning point for me for how I successfully treat kids who are hard to understand because of their speech sound disorders. I think that my speech therapy outcomes were pretty average when I began speech therapy. Some kids totally soared and got dismissed easily. A
A Summary of Current Speech Acquisition Data Across 27 Languages
The word “landmark” is an Olde English word originally used to describe the expansion of the boundaries of a kingdom. Nowadays, this word is typically reserved to describe changes in legislation which will have a massive impact on our lives. I think it’s fair to use this word to describe
How to Ditch Standardized Scores for Some Evaluations and Be Okay with It
There are certain testing situations where we cannot use the scores from the beautiful tests that have been made for us and it can be super frustrating. In these cases, there isn’t a test that matches our needs. For example, the child doesn’t speak English or the child has other