Elevator Pitches and a Product Review/Giveaway
My blog is the one travelling these days–you can catch me in the newest ASHA Leader magazine or a product review over at Speech Room
Category: General Therapy Tips
Flying ACE
I know you’re aware of our continuing education requirements, but are you familiar with ASHA’s ACE award? To qualify, you must earn seven ASHA CEUs
Guest Post: Pacing Boards
In celebration of my blog’s two-year anniversary, I hosted a “new blogger contest.” I’ll be featuring three entrants this week in no particular ranking. This
Guest Post: My Therapy Cart
In celebration of my blog’s two-year anniversary, I hosted a “new blogger contest.” I’ll be featuring three entrants this week in no particular ranking. This
Got it? Flaunt it!
I think I first heard about Meg Zucker in Parents magazine, or maybe it was on the Today show (and, really, take a moment to check
You Were Always On My Mind
One of the most disconcerting issues for a school therapist is that you can work all year, making great progress (aka “two steps forward), only
If you don’t like your fate, change it!
Please welcome my guest blogger, Annie, from The Learning Curve. She believes that continued research, collaboration and creativity are the key to success with her
CFY–Coming For You! (and a giveaway)
***April 15, 2013: The winners of this giveaway are: Vanessa, Jamie and Molly. Congratulations! I’m a big fan of musical theater (but, no, I don’t
Take Note
I work in a rather gray area in that I’m a private clinician, but most often seeing kiddos in their school setting. I can easily
Risky Business
Break ended, I had my own kids ready to go back to school and I was ready to go back to work….and I succumbed to
Essential Social Media Tools for SLPs — Part 2: Embracing Blogs
At the recent ASHA convention, I was proud to be a featured panelist on a Learning Lab session. At this venue, we talked about
Wouldn’t You Like to be a #SLPeep-er too?
Since you’re reading a blog post, presumably you’re rather tech savvy already. Do you view yourself that way? Are you taking full advantage of the
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