According to the ASHA 2022 Schools Survey, the median monthly caseload size of ASHA-certified, school-based SLPs who were clinical service providers working full time was 48, with a median caseload range of 36–55, depending on U.S. region (ASHA, 2022).
Tips for creating caseload schedule for speech therapist in schools:
🗂️ Organize Your Caseload Systematically review your student caseload to ensure you understand their needs and how to prioritize sessions. This helps to streamline your scheduling process.
📋 Know Your District's Requirements Familiarize yourself with the specific requirements and guidelines set by your district to help you comply and create an effective schedule.
🖥️ Use Scheduling Software Consider utilizing a software system designed for scheduling, which can aid in managing your appointments efficiently and keeping track of your students.
As the new school year nears, it's essential to support a smooth transition for children with speech delays. Both speech-language pathologists and parents are key in helping these children adapt to upcoming changes. This blog offers ten practical and technical tips to ensure a successful return to school for children with speech delays. Click here: https://content.liricare.com/children-with-speech-delays/
Discover 10 fun and engaging summer activities designed to boost speech and language skills for children. Our latest blog provides practical tips for parents and SLPs to incorporate outdoor adventures into learning. Improve communication skills while making the most of the summer season! Read more to explore these creative ideas.
Full blog: https://content.liricare.com/summer-speech-activities/
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How can SLPs help children of color heal from collective trauma? "Collective trauma" explains the psychological distress experienced when a group or large community experience a shared trauma. This can be the psychological impact of watching protests and riots in response to police brutality cases like George Floyd, or other experiences like the ever-going water crises in Flint Michigan.
Pepperdine University (2021) provides insights on how we can help children heal from collective trauma. This is necessary for SLPs so we can ensure the welfare of the people we services (ASHA Code of Ethics, 2023).
You can see the article HERE: https://onlinegrad.pepperdine.edu/blog/children-of-color-collective-trauma-recovery/#supporting
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I have a few kids on my caseload who I feel have ADHD or are neurodivergent in some other way! In your experience and education, how have you found ADHD impacts speech and language?
Teaching ASL to Grad Students
Which books would you recommend for teaching graduate students ASL? I'm seeing books for baby sign language and adult sign language. If there's an author you'd like to support please let me know!
