Speechy Musings

Speech therapy materials for pediatric SLPs

Deaf and hard-of-hearing students need language therapy just as much–if not more than–our other speech and language kiddos. This guest post shares a few tips for ways to customize your language therapy for these students so that they can succeed.

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Deaf and hard-of-hearing students need language therapy just as much--if not more than--our other speech and language kiddos. This guest post shares a few tips for ways to customize your language therapy for these students so that they can succeed.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing students need language therapy just as much–if not more than–our other speech and language kiddos. This guest post shares a few tips for ways to customize your language therapy for these students so that they can succeed.

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Speechy Musings

Shannon is a pediatric SLP and the creator behind Speechy Musings. As an SLP, she is most passionate about language, literacy, and AAC. Outside of being an SLP, she loves hiking, camping, dogs, and travel.

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High-quality, professional SLP resources for busy pediatric SLPs who want to be effective at their jobs without sacrificing their personal lives.

Since 2012, Speechy Musings has focused on one mission: creating the best resources and materials that make being a busy SLP a little easier. They’re engaging, research-supported, both printable and digital, use graphics and fonts appropriate for a wide variety of ages, and target skills directly, with no fluff. You and your students will love them.

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