To continue the fight for digital equity, I’m looking for 10 eager participants who are invested in finding ways to help their child break-down literacy barriers. If you’re a parent to a middle or high school student who has been diagnosed with dyslexia, I’d love for...
Did you miss Part 1 of the SLP Summit Recap: Free Technology Tools on Devices You Already Own to Help Your Clients Thrive blog? You can view it here. Can you use more than one picture on Bitsboard? Can it be set up for multiple users? Absolutely! I apologize if I...
Quick summary of what the SLP Summit was all about: We all need help figuring out how to get the most out of our devices to help families thrive. This presentation highlighted my top picks for customizable features, free apps, and strategies that speech-language...
Joan L. Green, a speech-language pathologist in the Washington, DC, area and founder of Innovative Speech Therapy, has authored a user-friendly guide to technology tools for teachers, therapists, and parents. The book, titled Assistive Technology in Special Education...
Here is a phrase that always puzzled me: “Kids have it so easy.” Really? Because do you actually remember being a kid? School can be extraordinarily stressful, full of bullying, insular social cliques, and tons of homework. When someone says that kids have it easy,...
Imagine what it is like to be in a hospital, unable to speak or understand what is said to you. The ability to communicate is critical, yet many stroke and head injury survivors, intubated patients, developmentally disabled individuals and non-native English speakers...
