Under Pressure
Many of my students struggle in the classroom or regular conversation. It’s just too fast paced. My room can be a welcome respite.  A place
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Month: February 2015
Fluency, a Linky Party and a Huge Sale!
I’m really into TED talks. Â I love that I can pop on the site and, over a quick sandwich, be thinking about a topic I’ve
Zig-ah-zig-ah!
It’s been busy over here! Lots of basketball. Lots of new students. Lots of projects. Here are a couple of my latest: Zig Zags for
Chicken Soup for the SLP Soul: A selective moment
Graduate school is a tough time. Not only was I limited in my knowledge and experience (professional and life), but you’re constantly thrown into new
Share the Love!
Valentine’s day is nearly upon us and I wish I could somehow shove a big box of chocolates through my screen to all of you
Sequencing Journal
Sequencing. Time. These concepts are tricky ones for so many kids, yet they’re a critical skill. How can you hope to relay your experiences into
Branching Out (all over)
During the fall I posted a question in a few SLP Facebook groups, “How do you go about gaining expertise in a new area of
For the Love of Speech Blog Hop FREEBIE
I’ve got a treat for you today! Â The Speech Owl and Speech to the Core have organized a For the Love of Speech Blog Hop
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