Travel is great for educating your children. Sadly, this year less people will be traveling less. Use books to help maintain academic skills. At the same time instill in your children an appreciation of other people and places. Below are
Match the Tech to the Need: Free Up More Time for Students – MUST READ in this New Day of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by Dr. Michelle Boisvert, SLP – co-founder of easyReportPRO
Discover how the latest technologies can amplify your school-based practice, enhance deliverables, and help you achieve a healthy work-life balance as a speech-language pathologist in this day as of artificial intelligence (AI), Mixed Reality, Automation in the field of speech-Language
To AI or Not to AI – That is the Question for SLPs and Teachers
As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly advances, it’s infiltrating nearly every aspect of our lives—from how we communicate to how we teach and learn. For speech therapists and educators, AI presents both exciting opportunities and valid concerns. So, is it time
The Happy Flappy Child by Cassandra Whitaker
The Happy Flappy Child, now that title caught my eye on social media. I contacted the author, Cassandra Whitaker. The books appeared to be filled with personal knowledge and experience. Yes, it was. Cassandra agreed to share with us her experience as
New Book Discovery – Let’s Go, Kitty!
Click for Let’s go, Kitty! website and information on using this book for therapy and teaching. Using storybooks with built-in speech, language, and pre-reading skills is truly beneficial for young children. What I have found over the years once I
Farm Animal Books – Target Articulation, Language, Phonological Awareness
“E, I, E, I, O.” Yes, yes! I am sure most of us sang this many times as a child. There is a big BUT! Teaching speech therapy using farm animals is now so much more than “E, I, E, I,
Physical Response to a Second Language Improves Learning – Using Children’s Storybooks
What exactly is “Physical Response?” (1) Singing to children (2) Encouraging children to sing (3) Interactive movements in conjunction with story (4) Speaking and singing relevant responses to questions as book is read. This is important for early childhood education,
Georgia’s Far-Away Place Book Review
As a member of the Facebook group of 1,500 SLP authors, I often come across books that hit me. Georgia’s Far-Away Family hit home with me as I spent 10 years in England and Norway when my daughters were young. For those of
AI Materials That SLPs Can Develop
Speech/language pathologists can develop a variety of materials to support their students’ speech and language development. Here are some examples: These materials can be tailored to the individual needs of each student to maximize their engagement and progress. If you
Corky the Quirky Cow Brings You The Magic of Storytime
Corky the Quirky Cow comes to you today to let your children know that they can learn speech and language in a fun way. Please listen to what Corky the Quirky Cow says (She is available on Amazon!). Corky the Quirky Cow is an animal