Technology can be a useful tool when you’re trying to encourage students to connect with their speech-language pathology sessions. For instance, certain apps can make practicing speech and communication skills…
If you’re a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) worried you’re relying too much on the “same old, same old” in your sessions, why not try using science experiments as speech therapy…
Are you a school-based speech-language pathologist (SLP) concerned about your caseload size? Since 1995, full-time SLPs in schools have had a median monthly caseload size of about 50 students, according…
Maybe it’s the anticipation. Maybe it’s the prizes. Maybe it’s the pure luck of it all! Whatever the draw, bingo is always a favorite. And it’s not just a classic…
Providing speech therapy and other language services when you can’t be physically face to face with students presents some challenges. But once you identify and use the array of resources…
You’ve finished your graduate coursework in speech-language pathology. Now for the next step: the SLP board exam! The American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) requires the Praxis examination in Speech-Language Pathology…
When I’m writing Speech and Language Pathology (SLP) goals for the students I serve, the main question I ask myself is, “How can I write the most functional goal?” But,…
Want to engage your speech therapy students at a whole new level? Slide some science experiments into your session plan! When Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) use experiments, they can make…
Every so often, a new Speech/Language Pathologist asks, “Why do SLPs need a teaching certificate to work in a school?” Not every state makes this demand. Not even every state…
When I was a young, wide-eyed Clinical Fellow (CF) a million years ago, my mentor was a prehistoric Tyrannosaurus jerk! Every night I went home with less enthusiasm, feeling like…
