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In Caseload Management
How to Set up Your Caseload

I always feel like a headless chicken at the beginning of the school year–especially when I’m starting at a new school with a new…

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In Outside the Speech Room
An SLP’s Manifesto

A new year is coming, and we have a choice. Are we choosing to feel overwhelmed? Or are we choosing to have a positive…

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In Speech Room Organization
Speech Room Organization: Skills

I was running around like a headless chicken. I was spending countless hours prepping every week, and I was so tired of the battlefield…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: Working Towards Generalization

What do we do now that our students are learning these words? We’re doing so much work; we want to make sure these words…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: Apps

As SLPs, we have quite a bit on our plates, don’t we? I love using apps in therapy to make prep a little easier…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: Journals

So, we have all of these great strategies swimming around in our heads, don’t we? Let’s figure out what this actually looks like in…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: Selecting Targets

One of the most common challenges with vocabulary intervention is selecting targets. After all, there are hundreds of thousands of words to choose from!…

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In Outside the Speech Room
How to Find Funding for Speech Therapy Materials Using DonorsChoose

I’m so excited that Martha is here to guest post again! She wrote a post about how she uses SLP Now to plan for…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: Do’s and Don’ts

Whew! There’s a lot to dig through when it comes to vocabulary intervention. Where in the world do we start? Last week, we dove…

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In Therapy Ideas
How to Teach Vocabulary: A Framework

You know that Johnny is struggling with vocabulary. He scored below the 4th percentile on subtests, including vocabulary. His teacher says that he struggles…

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