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In this episode of the SLP Now Podcast, Marisha and Kallie Knight wrap up the series on language assessment and how to make the best recommendations.

#141: Assessing Language: Making Recommendations

In today's podcast of SLP Now, Marisha interviews Kallie Knight, a school based SLP, and they discuss how to use dynamic assessment when evaluating Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students.

#117: How to Use Dynamic Assessment When Evaluating Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Students

In this week's episode of SLP Now, Marisha and Kallie Knight, a school-based SLP, share tips on how to use language samples when evaluating CLD/ Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students.

#115: How to Use Language Samples When Evaluating Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Students

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha and Monica discuss how to be considerate of linguistically diverse students when assessing narratives. They share tips on how to successfully assess these students while being mindful of cultural differences.

#093: Considerations for Linguistic Diversity When Assessing Narratives

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha and Monica share quick easy tips on how to gather a language sample.

#92: Quick Tips for Language Sample Overwhelm

SLP, need help writing goals for your clients? While we can't write the goals for you, we CAN help make the process a bit easier. This post has tips that will help you with goal writing for your students.

5 Tips to Write Speech Goals for IEPs

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Dr. Anna Vagin (author of Movie Time Social Learning and YouCue Feelings: Using Online Videos for Social Learning) shares strategies for success with social language groups. From appropriately grouping students to implementing engaging therapy activity ideas, Anna breaks down the process and shares real life examples to help SLPs plan for their mixed groups.

#026: Tips for Success with Social Language Groups

I just love helping SLPs implement literacy-based therapy, but I know from experience that it’s not always easy to find the perfect reading resource for your mixed group! Because I’m always on the hunt for amazing articles to use, I put together a series of blog posts that highlight my favorites. This week is all about using articles to target Language goals. Click through to make your therapy planning easier!

Best Articles for Language Goals

It’s not always easy to find the perfect book when you’re trying to implement literacy-based therapy with a mixed group. Because I know that struggle all too well (and am always on the hunt for amazing books to use!) I put together a series of blog posts that highlight some of my favorites. This week is all about: The Best Books For Later Language. Click through to find all 9 books, plus a brief description of each, over on the blog!

Best Books for Later Language

How can I possibly target all of my students’ goal in one speech therapy session? Check out how this SLP uses a pocket chart to target a variety of goals. Perfect for SLPs who are trying to make the most of mixed groups while using literacy-based therapy.

How to Use a Pocket Chart for Easy Literacy-Based Therapy

Struggling to find engaging activities for your therapy sessions? Check out these sites that have FREE nonfiction reading passages. They include a wide range of topics, and there’s bound to be something to engage the trickiest of students!

Top 5 Sites for FREE Nonfiction Reading Passages

Struggling with those following directions goals? Of course, Johnny can follow 2-step directions in the therapy room with 80% accuracy, but why does his teacher say he can't follow ANY directions?! Let's talk about some strategies to facilitate generalization and promote student success with this skill in speech therapy!

Following Simple Directions: Speech Therapy Activities & Worksheets

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