Wow! What a year, right? I still can’t believe it’s almost 2019 already!

Before we officially say “goodbye” to 2019, let’s take a quick walk down memory lane! Here’s a recap of this year’s top posts on the SLP Now blog…

Let the countdown begin!

Hint: Be sure to read until the end for a special giveaway!

#5 Getting Started with Teletherapy

I am so grateful that I was able to chat with Tracy Sippl about teletherapy. She is a fabulous resource! I know I learned a lot from writing this post with her, and I hope you will, too!

#4 Must-Have Therapy Tools

Ah! Who doesn’t love a good list? This post includes links to all of my favorite tools that have made my life easier as an SLP!

#3 How to Organize a Speech Therapy Cart

This one was posted at the end of 2016, but it got a lot of attention in 2018! If you’re an organization nerd like me, then this post is for you!

#2 How to Teach Following Directions

If you struggle to teach students how to follow directions (and then actually use the skill in the classroom), this post breaks it all down! After making all of the mistakes, I share what I learned from digging through the research and implementing those strategies in practice!

#1 Finding the Best Student Data Collection Solution for Your Caseload

The most visited post of the year… The post is all about student data!

This post got a mega makeover this year! We added a quiz and doubled down on the organization to make it super easy for you to find the best data collection option for your caseload. I spent hundreds of hours trying to find my ideal data collection system, and I so hope this roundup will save you some of the trouble!

Want to see more awesome posts? Check out last year’s top 5 posts!

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Hi there! I'm Marisha. I am a school-based SLP who is all about working smarter, not harder. I created the SLP Now Membership and love sharing tips and tricks to help you save time so you can focus on what matters most--your students AND yourself.

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  1. My favorite posts are pretty much all of your organization posts. I love the tote and using folders to organize my therapy materials.

  2. I love the data sheet post!! I love all the options you provide as I am always looking for ways to change up how I take data for my kids!!

  3. “How to Teach Following Directions” was relatable and thorough. I have had the same thing happen to me…Tx data did not match teacher’s experience. I am going to download those sheets!

  4. I love all your posts! Therapy ideas always help me think through my own plans and revamp “tired” activities. Organization ideas are so helpful, too!

  5. Not to be a suck up, but I love all of your posts! I enjoy seeing how you organize your materials and just wish I could be half that organized. I am getting better, but I am still not there…never will be.

  6. I appreciated the post on following directions – that’s a tricky one for me! I love the way you break down the research for various skills. Also, all of your organization content!

  7. My favorite post was about using Google forms and Google sheets for data. It has changed the way I collect and analyze data for my students.

  8. I like the post about following directions. It is so tough for my kids to learn, and there were some good, practical advice in the post!

  9. I don’t think I can choose just one! My favorites are your posts about literacy-based therapy. I love using books in therapy and your posts and resources have helped me find my groove.

  10. My favorite posts will always be about data collection and organization tips. It’s the whole reason I subscribe to your blog! ❤️

  11. My favorite are all the organization and data collection posts. So helpful when I started my CF last year and as I continue to refine my processes this year!

  12. My favorite post is the one about the therapy tote, but I really like all of the organizational tools and tips that you give in many of your posts.

  13. My favorite post was the data collection post; however, teletherapy was interesting and so was the information about teaching directions.

  14. Love the speech cart and must haves. Also, I’m always looking at other’s data collection to incorporate any way to be more efficient and organized with notes and billing.

  15. I definitely read all of these posts this year 🤣 the blog posts are always a helpful companion to the subscription!

  16. I read and love all your posts! I really liked the recent ones about boosting my confidence, since I’m a new clinician!

  17. My fav was “How to Conquer Your Task List Using Asana” – I ‘ve been using it since April and it has saved my sanity multiple times!

  18. My favorite post is about must-have therapy tools! I refer to it often when I get funding, to see some great ideas on what items are out there! 🙂

  19. Your site is a lifesaver! My favorite part is the data keeping and copy/paste feature which REALLY speeds up medicaid billing. Thank you!

  20. I appreciated the Following Directions post because I read it at just the right time that I needed that reminder that VISUALS are a key element in so much of our teaching. Thank you!

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