In school, they stress the importance of mentorship post-graduation. It’s paramount to have a good mentor, a mentor who gives you constructive criticism, a mentor who will help mold and shape you into a better professional, a mentor who…
One of my first products on Teachers Pay Teachers was Articulation Menus, a fun way to generalize articulation skills and incorporate language skills – perfect for mixed groups. I used that resource all of the time until I decided…
I am Heidi Britz from SmartmouthSLP, and I’m so happy to be here today! I want to thank Shannon at Speechy Musings for this opportunity to guest blog on a topic that I love, social language. Over the past…
I am all about comfy clothes. Seriously. I swear I shop by feeling things before looking at things. If it isn’t soft, I don’t want it! Typically, this makes dressing professional kind of tricky. I hate tight things, or…
I’d like to introduce you to Melony – a fabulous reader who is going to share her perspective on how she renewed her love for her job as an SLP! I LOVE reading blog posts from other SLPs, especially…
As you may have seen on Instagram or Facebook, I got married over the summer! I wanted to share a bit about my day with you all 🙂 We got married at Wisconsin Brewing Company, a brewery just outside…
Do you ever get data in uneven totals? Like your student said 7/18 articulation words correct and you’re stuck wondering what percentage that is? Do you want a more consistent, objective way to measure minimal vs moderate vs maximal…