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How 2013 Taught Me To Be a Better SLP
by Meredith Mitchell
We have successfully completed another year owning a private practice in a location that is densely populated with speech language pathologists. And by "we" I mean myself and my husband. We are imp...
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Happy Holidays from abcteach
by Family Learning Depot
Happy Holidays from abcteach. We hope you have a wonderful holiday season with family and friends. Enjoy your traditions and making new memories. We are looking forward to the new year with new ideas and materials to meet your teaching needs. If there’s something like you’d like to see on abcteach, we welcome you to leave your comments and suggestions below.
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Top 12 Pearls of Wisdom For SLP Newbies
by Jenna Rayburn
You’ve done it! Congratulations! Six years of school, countless clinical hours, and the Praxis. Now that it’s time to start your first job as a speech-language pathologist. Your first job wi...
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Step Away From the Sippy Cup!
by Melanie Potock
Sippy Cups became all the rage in the 1980’s, along with oversized shoulder pads, MC Hammer parachute pants and bangs that stood up like a water spout on top of your head. . A mechanical engineer, ...
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Tips to Wrangle Your Most Unruly Speechies
by Felice Clark
Behavior management is an ongoing process that takes time, trial and error, and a willing SLP to dive in and try new techniques.
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Continuing Education: The Options; The Reality
by Kim Lewis
Kids, my own or those I work with, are often slightly astonished that I like school—genuinely like school. . They can’t believe I willingly went to school beyond college and even now happily sign up...
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How to Provide Bilingual Services (Even When You’re Monolingual)
by Leisha Vogl
Evaluation is one huge hurdle to working with English Language Learners (ELL). The second is providing therapy. Once you’ve determined there is a disorder, what do you do? Do you provide treatment ...
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Last Minute Holiday Gift Ideas That Build Toddler Speech & Language Skills
by Family Learning Depot
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is quickly coming to a close! . If you’re like me, you’re probably looking for a few last minute gifts for your toddler or young child. .
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Kid Confidential: Using Thematic Instruction in Speech Therapy
by Maria Del Duca
I have seen many speech and language activities labeled as “themed” therapy activities just by the mere coincidence that they may sport graphics or clip art associated with a particular theme or ho...
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Only My Favorite Toys Ever
by Kim
These toys are natural, great for pretend play and are even customizable for your child! I think they'll be your most favorite toys ever too.
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Collaboration Corner: Supervision 101
by Kerry Davis
As a school-based clinician in the Boston area, I’m grateful to have access to some of the greatest learning institutions in the country. As an off-site clinical supervisor, I feel particula...
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All I Want for Christmas is My G-Tube Out!
by Melanie Potock
A Parent’s Expectations and an SLP’s Goals As a pediatric SLP who focuses on feeding, I guide families through the process of transitioning from g-tube feedings to 100% oral feeds and ultimately, r...
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