In working with students individually or in groups, I find that sharing our own stories can be a very effective elicitation technique. I...

In my last post, I discussed how some Star Wars conversation led a group of mine to some engaging self-regulation activities incorporating m...

A theme of my agendas for sessions last year included engaging my students more in movement. Movement at the beginning of or during sessions...

They say August is one long Sunday. Here in Massachusetts we still have about a month left until school even starts, so its difficult to see...

As many of you know, Boston is quite proudly my own hometown. So although I would have gone to ASHA Convention regardless, I was thrilled to...

Presenting a video can be a simple use of tech that can establish context, provide visual support, engage students in discussion, and open t...

Do Not Touch (By Nickelodeon) is a fun tongue-in-cheek free app for iOS that provides a nice warm-up activity. This augmented reality (AR) ...

Stop, Breathe and Think Kids is a great free app that promotes age-appropriate mindfulness through video and play-based "missions....

Price it Right  is a free Amazon Alexa skill that provides for a terrific game-based activity. The skill allows you to have multiple players...

In my last post I discussed how sometimes a tip from a student about what might engage him or a group may lead to a great activity. Another...