Nine years ago I had the opportunity to visit Sandy Hook and work with some educators along with Pamela Ely, the director of the Ely Center,...

I have previously written about using contexts like Minecraft without getting into the thing itself . I've come around on this a bit and...

Dino Tracker  is a fictionalized interactive website that has been released as a promotion for Jurassic World Dominion, an upcoming film in ...

LearnHip has some useful and simple activities designed for English language learners but also useful for speech and language therapy. It m...

Whether doing tele- or in-person therapy, you should be aware of the cute, simple and useful resources of Dr.  Karen Fried at Oaklander trai...

Tiny Tap was previously described here as a good mobile app resource for both making interactive activities and finding visual content for l...

Flowing a bit from my last post ( context is your friend ), Google Experiment  Radio Garden is worth a therapeutic visit. Your students wi...

I have been a longtime fan of maps as therapy tools. They promote spacial description skills, situational awareness and (literal) world know...

It seems as though everyone is starting to exhale and feel a bit of optimism again after a disruptive turn in the pandemic this January 2022...

Well, besides the Jeopardescapade, this has been quite a crappy month for everyone. In Massachusetts, a huge surge in COVID infections after...