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School-Based Speech Therapy: Changing Lives in the Classroom

School-Based Speech Therapy: Changing Lives in the Classroom

In the diverse landscape of educational support, the integration of speech and language therapy within the school day emerges as a powerful catalyst for transformative learning experiences. With the growing recognition of its benefits, educators and therapists are advocating for a more seamless incorporation of…

Harnessing the Melody of Learning: The Impact of File Folder Songs on Early and Special Education

Harnessing the Melody of Learning: The Impact of File Folder Songs on Early and Special Education

In the world of early education and special needs teaching, engaging learners requires creativity, innovation, and a deep understanding of how young minds develop. Among the myriad tools educators use to capture attention and foster learning, file folder songs stand out as a beacon of…

Incorporating Social Skills in Speech and Language Therapy

Incorporating Social Skills in Speech and Language Therapy

Speech and language therapy plays a crucial role in the development of communication skills in children, particularly those with speech and language challenges. However, there’s an often-overlooked aspect of communication that is vital for a child’s overall development: social skills. Incorporating social skills training into…

Unlock Your Student’s Learning Potential with Story Grammar & Graphic Organizers

Unlock Your Student’s Learning Potential with Story Grammar & Graphic Organizers

Story grammar plays a crucial role in enhancing children’s listening and reading comprehension for several reasons: Incorporating graphic organizers is particularly helpful in this process: Overall, understanding story grammar and using graphic organizers are essential tools in developing children’s listening and reading comprehension skills. They…

Enhancing Multilingual Success: SLP’s Strategies For K-2 Students In The Classroom

Enhancing Multilingual Success: SLP’s Strategies For K-2 Students In The Classroom

Supporting multilingual students in kindergarten through second grade is a vital role that encompasses various strategies and approaches. The role of a speech and language pathologist (SLP) in this context is particularly crucial, as they help distinguish between language differences and language disorders. Here’s an…

5 Ways Augmentative Communication Unlocks Potential

5 Ways Augmentative Communication Unlocks Potential

Augmentative Communication Unlocks Potential, improves communication, enhances social interactions, increases participation in education.

Powerful Changes with Early Intervention for Speech and Language Disorders

Powerful Changes with Early Intervention for Speech and Language Disorders

Communication is a fundamental aspect of human life. It shapes our interactions, relationships, and ability to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas. For some children, however, the development of speech and language skills may not follow the typical trajectory. Speech and language disorders can pose significant…

5 Easy Tips For Parents To Support Their Child’s Speech And Language Development

5 Easy Tips For Parents To Support Their Child’s Speech And Language Development

Parents often worry about their child’s speech and language development. They want their child’s language to be on the right track. It’s important for parents to know that their child’s speech and language development can be supported in many ways. As a parent, you are…

Four Ways to Provide Supports to the Curriculum

Four Ways to Provide Supports to the Curriculum

The Law The most significant legislative action that affected children with disabilities passed in 1975 with the Education for All Handicapped Children Act. This legislation means that students with disabilities have equal access to a free and appropriate public education. Access means that that students…

How to Read a Book to Your Child

How to Read a Book to Your Child

The most important thing that parents can do to assist their children in education is to read to them.  Reading opens up new worlds to your child, stimulates their imagination, and exposes them to vocabulary that is not common in conversation. Reading promotes cognitive development.…