I am lucky to be presenting three sessions in Orlando at ASHA Convention in just a few weeks! Here are some details: Imagine Integratio...

Slang is less academic and current-events-related than the terms related to my last post on the birth of new words and their inclusion in Me...

Merriam-Webster is known for documenting the changing words of our language. Their Time Traveler website (accessible in any browser) will a...

A few weeks ago I recorded a segment on ASHA's new podcast, ASHA Voices, with its host J.D. Gray. It came out this week. The episode and...

Pixton is an online comic creator that I have loved for years. One thing I love about it is that you can create visuals that demonstrate com...

So I made a thing. I have a free packet available on Teachers Pay Teachers describing the foundations and many examples of one of my favori...

There's of course a difference between "helping students with homework" and working in context, and that's as Barbara Ehre...

Being on a contextual roll can involve curriculum topics. SLPs can go this route without watering down our therapy and while emphasizing spe...

In the last post, I talked about how context can be your friend, not only in planning activities and engaging students, but also clinically ...

Context helps us achieve flow in our work, both in our own and students' enjoyment of it, as well as ease of planning. A study by Gillam...