A little over one year ago, I published a post entitled What’s the Story, Annie? I encouraged other SLPs to link up and share their stories as our experiences influence what we think, feel and do. At the time no one linked up. Perhaps my timing was off. No, let me reframe that, perhaps IContinue reading “My SLP Story”
Tag Archives: School Speech-Language Therapy
Working as a Team: Supporting Rehabilitative Assistants
The Frenzied SLPs are back this month with posts about working as a team, and we are truly a team, working together to bring you materials, ideas, and inspiration. Teamwork takes many forms with many different people and I am very excited to hear the different perspectives that will be shared! Thank you to SparklleContinue reading “Working as a Team: Supporting Rehabilitative Assistants”
Capitalizing on Trends in Speech Therapy
As many parents do, when our children were younger we made it a point to know what they were watching on television. We sat through countless episodes of Bear in the Big Blue House, Teletubbies, Noddy and more. As they grew up, their tastes changed. We moved on to Pokemon and Avatar. Pokemon was soContinue reading “Capitalizing on Trends in Speech Therapy”
From Those to Whom Much has Been Given
My Teachers Pay Teachers Store is sort of a snoozer, in large part because it is my red-headed stepchild. Doyle Speech Works, the store has 52 products, some of them lovely little gems, but they are not big sellers. I am not a big materials creator nor am I a stellar marketer. I create thingsContinue reading “From Those to Whom Much has Been Given”
Progress Monitoring-Baselines and Beyond: A Frenzied SLP Linky
Labor Day brings the unofficial close to the summer season and with it an end to the lazy, hazy days of relaxation. Don’t dismay, though, because with the return to schedules and school come the Frenzied SLP posts chock full of ideas, materials, and suggestions for the busy SLP. Thank you Sparklle SLP, Lisette Edgar,Continue reading “Progress Monitoring-Baselines and Beyond: A Frenzied SLP Linky”
Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 4
Work. Often, during my workaday life as a school-based SLP, I think of work as a four-letter word. There are days and weeks I think will never end. There are days and weeks that go by at the speed of light, leaving me little time to complete all my tasks. It can be an endless cycleContinue reading “Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 4”
I'm Visiting the Speech Bubble
I am so happy to helping Maureen, a.k.a. The Speech Bubble, with her blog as she prepares for her little baby! Expecting your first baby is such a special time filled with joy, happiness and a healthy dose of nerves. As many of you already know, my first baby is preparing to go off to college.Continue reading “I'm Visiting the Speech Bubble”
Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 3
The past two weeks have been busy! On June 30th I headed to the Pacific Northwest for a person to person SLP linky with Pam of Chit Chat and Small Talk. I was home for one day and then on to Minneapolis, Minnesota for ASHA Connect 2016 for an educational and fun-filled experience. I willContinue reading “Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 3”
Thoughts from the Back Porch: By Sparklle SLP
Hello Doyle Speech Works readers. I am Sparklle SLP from Speaking About Remarkable Kids Learning Language Everyday. I am a school-based SLP, Mom, blogger and TpT author. I am always so excited when SLP bloggers visit each other’s blogs so, when my dear #slpbestie Annie invited me to participate in her Thoughts from the Back Porch series, IContinue reading “Thoughts from the Back Porch: By Sparklle SLP”
Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 1
School officially ended for me on June 16th and let me tell you, I was ready! I love what I do, really, I do, but this year was quite challenging. I completed a TON of evaluations, IEPs and assorted other paperwork. It seems I was scheduled for a meeting before school nearly every day! ConsiderContinue reading “Thoughts from the Back Porch: Summer Post 1”
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