You know you are a speech therapist when... You can give at least 10 examples of a sound in all positions of words on the fly. You have to cover your ears at the playground or a birthday … [Read more...]
Done
So I will admit there are certain things that really "drive me up the wall". One of them is when a student/client hollers DONE when they complete an activity. I have taught, modeled, and lectured … [Read more...]
Multiple Meaning Words activities: What do you mean?
What do you mean? Multiple Meaning Words Multiple meaning words are words that have similar spellings but have different meanings. Multiple meaning words, or homonyms, are important for … [Read more...]
Apraxia Speech therapy and length of utterance: articles
I am currently working with a student with moderate to severe Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). As a component of building utterances, I teach the article "a" and "the" as part of a hierarchical … [Read more...]
#CSUNATC17
I enjoyed my time at #CSUNATC17 this year. This year I was able to present on Making AAC Fun and Functional. While I have given local talks within my district, this was the first time I presented at … [Read more...]
Stepping Out of the Box
It can be scary to step out of your box. I will admit that there have been times that it has stopped me from saying or doing things that I wanted to do. One of my goals this year is to step out of … [Read more...]
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