I Heart Emoticons!
Happy Halloween! I have a treat for you 🙂 that involves some keyboard tricks 😉 Think about how many times you’ve added a 😉 to
Month: October 2013
To Market, To Market
One of the toughest decisions when you go into practice for yourself is figuring out where/how to market your services. Because what’s the point of
Screenings Part 2: Sorry, what did you say?
My fall kicks off with screenings and while the bulk of it is completed by the end of September, it continues in small waves through
Screenings, Part 1: Can you hear me?
How many hearing screenings do you think you’ve done? Hundreds? Thousands? Millions? While I did TONS in grad school, and still do a bunch at
Review: Social Skill Builder’s Interactive Social App
I recently had the chance to try the Social Skill Builder’s Interactive Social App by Social Skill Builder. Wow! It’s ambitious! The app is designed
The Candy Critic
Need an excuse to bring candy into the classroom? Need a way to get through a bag of Halloween candy–even the icky stuff? Why not
I Want Candy!
Trick or treat! Kids love Halloween and Valentine’s Day partly because its license to get and eat candy. (I have another theory that it’s because
App Review and Giveaway for Language Empires
I’m astonished as to the number of apps SmartyEars now has, as well as the frequency of new releases. I recently had the chance to
The Wired Child
I’m sharing an infographic from Early Childhood Education Degrees today. Enjoy! Source: Early Childhood Education Degrees
Ooo, Eee, Ooo, Ah-ah
Regardless of the diagnosis–apraxia, dysarthria, autism– there are some children that need to start at the vowel level. To either develop a variety of vowels
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