When I worked in a school district with students with language disorders, my therapy sessions tended to work in language skills in one of...
Interestingly enough, the answer to this question is the same as it would be for any child with a language delay or disorder.  We don’t rea...
Time after time I see students whose only use of augmentative communication is for requesting.  For many, this is perpetuated by PECS board...
I am linking up with Simply Speech  along with some other speech-language pathologists to talk about favorite items in our early interventio...
Holidays continue to be a great conversational topic.  Families and classrooms continue to talk about traditions and customs, plan activiti...
I spend a lot of time in mediation meetings and Due Process Hearings.  I did it as an administrator. I did it as a clinician in a district. ...
I hope everyone is ready for a good Thanksgiving (if you’re in the  U.S.), and I hope anyone who will be sharing Thanksgiving dinner with a...
I know Free Communication Board September is over, but I added a board for Halloween last month, and it felt like I should make sure there w...
One of my favorite student success stories is one I tell over and over again.  While you may have noticed I am a big fan of using and teach...
Here is another post that links up with  another blogger - Life Long Learning   for Book Talk Thursday. If you follow my blog you'...
So many things go into an AAC evaluation. And, while the format of most of those evaluations has changed over the years, the things that ne...
The question I probably get asked the most is, “Where do I start?”  Teachers, SLPs, and parents don’t always know what to do with the new a...
October is a very busy month in terms of special remembrances and observations.   First of all, it is World Mental Health Awareness Month,...