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With so many phonological intervention approaches

I “collect” different cues because one doesn’t work for every child.

This is why I always find it hard to answer “how do you teach the ‘s’ sound”.

I usually have my three fave cues that I always use, and then depending on how the child responds… I go into my bag of tricks and try different cues.

(BTW I’m using a train metaphor to teach cluster reduction in this picture).

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Seriously can’t get enough of these animal faces

Yesterday, my three-year-old came into my office a

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I joke in my stories that my default game with art

If your child has difficulty getting their tongue

Do you ever “play around” with vowel sounds to

I’ve been using the complexity approach and chos

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Tips for explaining phonological therapy to parents and teachers

Have you ever tried to explain the type of phonological intervention that you will be doing to a parent, teacher, or in an IEP meeting,…

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Minimal Pairs Therapy: are you missing this first step?

Are you forgetting the first step of minimal pairs therapy? Because I’m going to admit it… back in my early career days, I may have…

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Free Resources for the Multiple Oppositions approach

If you are anything like me, you have probably asked yourself, “am I actually doing this right?” when you’re in the middle of treating a…

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When to use the multiple oppositions approach in speech therapy

Answer this question honestly: Have you ever NOT chosen a particular phonological approach because you just didn’t quite believe what the journal article was telling…

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