Written by school-based SLPs
Caseload management, IEP documentation, progress monitoring, and the parts of the job nobody warned you about — from clinicians doing the same work you are.
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True Confessions Episode 39: I never took a fluency course in graduate school.
One of our favorites is in the confessional with us today! The one and only Nina Reardon-Reeves joins us and as expected the conversation is awesom...
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Happy Retirement: Retirement Guidelines for an SLP
Do you find yourself asking, "When can I retire?" Blogger, Julie Lindstrom shares her personal retirement experience and how she "double dips" (rec...
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What the heck are you talking about?
Amanda Blackwell, our newest member of the Toolkit family, explains how to make IEP meeting lingo accessible to all families. She points out that o...
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True Confessions Episode 38: We often wonder...why do we pay ASHA dues?
Marie Ireland in the confessional for an insightful conversation about ASHA's role in our professional lives. Marie has served on various ASHA comm...
The Importance of Interdisciplinary Practice in the School Setting
We know that interdisciplinary practice is vital for our students' success. This collaborative process may come easy to some of us but may not nece...
Dear ASHA: Here's What School SLPs Want You To Know
Results from a survey of nearly 500 school SLPs. How do you compare? Where do we go from here?
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True Confessions Episode 36: We need to facilitate more and talk less.
Dr. Erik Raj is in the confessional and he is truly a walking inspirational quote! If you caught Erik's SLP Summit presentation, then you know he i...
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True Confessions Episode 35: We should use the tools that give us the information we need.
We have Rebecca Reinking from Adventures in Speech Pathology in the confessional!!! Her course on minimal pairs at our most recent SLP Summit was w...
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