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This article, taken from a Costco Connections magazine was sent to me by a friend and avid reader. I think she was more amazed at...
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A few weeks back and elderly friend of mine had a stroke. I guess if you have to have a stroke it’s the was the kind you might want...
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Follow me on Examiner 12 ways to enhance summer reading for middle schoolers This is a rewrite of an article I wrote several years...
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Occasionally I peruse ASHA forums to get ideas. The first one I came across today was a therapist who wanted to get rid of some of...
read moreVisualizing and Verbalizing
Several years back I attended a Lindamoodbell Visualizing and Verbalizing training course. I absolutely loved the program and felt...
read moreGaming in Education
Knowing that I am interested in modifying games to fit a child’s needs, A friend sent me this link. Game-Based Learning to...
read more?Core Curriculum and the SLP?
I am so confused, I almost don’t know where to begin. I never thought of myself as a therapist who followed or worked from the...
read moreCan schools be proactive rathe...
Over my years of working as a Speech Language Pathologist, I’ve worked in many schools. Every school has it’s own set pluses and...
read morePlay Skills Are More Important...
This article was originally posted in Your Middle Schooler: A Unique Age April 2008. I met with someone this week who runs corporate...
read moreThe Dropsies
I just wanted to share a funny story about a student I proctored during some testing we do. This student basically has the dropsies....
read moreHere come the high school year...
I’ve been a little reflective this week. Last weekend my oldest son graduated from college on Saturday and my youngest son...
read more20 Questions for Kids-Modify t...
20 Questions for Kids is another one of my top games in therapy. The cards that come with this game are a speech and language...
read moreBlurt-Modify that Game
Blurt is my absolute favorite game to use in therapy. I have actually worn out 2 game boards over the years. We play it a lot at home...
read moreDaniel Pink on motivation TED ...
All administrators need to take a listen to this. I think you can learn something. This is one of the TED talks. If you don’t...
read moreImprove that lateral lisp-mayb...
In the 25+ years of being a Speech Language Pathologist, I’ve done my best to avoid students who need work on their lateral /s/**....
read moreUse Comics to Develop Higher O...
How long has it been since you read a comic book or the funnies? Most people began reading them for fun when they were young...
read moreNew York Times Opinion Piece &...
I came across this article today in the NY Times. This is an article that hits a little too close to home for most of us....
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This article was originally posted in Your Middle Schooler: A Unique Age in February 2008. It was the first in a series of articles...
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http://www.examiner.com/speech-pathology-in-boston/earbuds-proceed-with-caution New article on Examiner focusing on proper use of...
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