In the dynamic landscape of Special Education (SPED), caseload and day to day management of students often feels overwhelming. The endless piles of paperwork, scattered notes, and the constant struggle to plan relevant lessons can take a toll on even the most...
Years ago when I first entered the school setting, I didn’t quite know how I fit into the big picture. I had worked in home health, but my practice at that point was more clinical, more independent. My role as “the expert”, as the “Speech Language Pathologist,” was...
Sarah and I have been working so hard on SLP Toolkit lately that our fitness has been pushed to the wayside. Last week, Sarah said, “How about we get Fitbits?” I had heard of them, but honestly didn’t really care to own one. I knew what I had to do – exercise...
