Executive Function: what is it and how we can assist our students, first steps In my role as a speech and language pathologist in the middle school, I often see the difficulties my...
Nursery Rhymes: Combining Digital and Hands on Resources One of the continuing education courses I am taking this summer is ISTE SUMMER ACADEMY. I have been...
How to Read a Book to Your Child The most important thing that parents can do to assist their child in education is to read to them. ...
ASHA’s Continuing Education: Learning Pass During COVID-19 there are a variety of fabulous companies offering free resources. Sometimes it is hard to keep up...
Creating Excitement in Distance Learning As I transition to distance learning I am learning new things every day. Some of what I have learned...
Plunging into Distance Learning Have you needed to take the plunge into distance learning? The above picture illustrates my rapid need to quickly...
AAC Core Vocabulary : Ideas for Teaching GO Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is constantly evolving not just the technology surrounding it but also the vocabulary that...
Echolalia There are many areas for challenges for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. No two people have the same communicative...
Pragmatic Language: Skills to Develop Fluid and Functional Communication Pragmatic language refers to the social language skills that we use in our daily interactions with others. This includes...
Non-verbal Language: How Do We Communicate Without Words? Not all of our communication is verbal. When we examine a child’s speech and language skills we need to...