Creative, Compassionate, Calm
So I’ve now been distance learning exclusively with my students throughout the fall. I figured out a bunch of things.Okay, that’s an exaggeration. I figured out one thing. And it is this: a different service…
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I hasten to add that my caseload is manageable and my coworkers are lovely! Even in ideal circumstances, creating a schedule is a big task. Do I have resources I recommend? Not especially. I use…
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Click here to see a PDF of our ASHA 18 poster on using comics and graphic novels presented November 17, 2018, at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention in Boston. If you’d like to know more about…
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I spend a lot of time in SLP Facebook. Like a LOT of time. Like most of the time when I’m not at work or sleeping. I’m in a handful of groups for things like…
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I have books that I use over and over and over in treatment. Many of those books are by Mo Willems the writer/illustrator and Caldecott honoree formerly of Sesame Street, and known for the books Knufflebunny and…
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Ask Culture vs. Guess Culture: the basics About 10 years ago Andrea Donderi wrote a MetaFilter reply that, somehow, has not turned into a best-selling self-help book: Ask Culture vs Guess Culture. (Here’s the original…
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This is the second installment of SLP poetry written by the excellent Elizabeth Wells Bihn. We’re in different settings, but she beautifully captures the plusses, minuses, and in-betweens of being a Type B SLP. (I’ve…
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I’m excited to have my first guest contribution from another SLP! Elizabeth Wells Bihn has written a series of haiku for the blog, starting with this one. I love her reflection on a desk. Hers…
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Every year I have a set of mostly new students in their life skills /self-contained classrooms, and some added throughout the year. Many of these are middle school students. Most were diagnosed and started getting…
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I was at an AT training that was kind of great and wanted to share a quote that I loved!
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