Guest Post: Rosemarie Griffin: Autism Team/speech pathologist and BCBA
I am happy to welcome Rosemarie Griffin as a guest blogger. I feel it is important to have...
Category: Behavior
Executive Dysfunction : Who is this child? Helping the teacher and speech pathologist
What is Executive Functioning? Johnny races into the room and you can nearly feel the wind as he...
Using visual strategies to teach social language
When you are working with a student that has language and social pragmatic difficulties it may be harder for...
Using Commercial Games in Speech Therapy
There are some great commercial games that will assist students in learning not just pragmatics but problem-solving and...
Finding resources to assist in speech therapy and in the classroom
The internet has allowed us as clinicians to have research-based resources at our fingertips but sometimes finding these...
Conversation: Social Pragmatic Goals
Conversations for most of us happens naturally without too much thought. How then do we make the analysis of...
Keeping Emotions and Opinions Out of Reporting Therapy Sessions
In writing therapy SOAP notes or progress notes it is important that we keep emotions or opinions out of...
Combining Literacy Lessons with Social Emotional Lessons
I have been working with great children’s literature within the whole classroom environment to develop student’s Tier Two vocabulary,...
Developing Social Emotional Language Goals
Social skills, language pragmatic skills can be difficult to write goals for. If you think about the skills...
All Directions are not created equal
Following directions is a common goal for students as it involves a complicated language process. It requires that...
