by Anne Page | Feb 3, 2015 | Quick Therapy Tips for the SLP and SLPA
Here is the Tuesday’s tip to go with Kim Jarvis’s 
Quick Tip Tuesday Linky Party.
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When I am finished scoring a student’s testing protocols, I grab an my evaluation results sheet, a goal sheet for the teacher and a (I like this one by Kim Shepard on TPT) data collection sheet. I place them all with the protocols. That way, when I am writing up the evaluation and the IEP they are all together and easy for me to complete.
I am a big fan of Evernote for storing my drafts and templates. Never using the students birthday or last name keeps everything confidential. I just write a new note for each task, making notebooks by school year. Another big plus is that Evernote syncs with all your devices. If you haven’t tried it, I really recommend you have a look. It’s FREE.
I hope you can use these tips to make your workday a little easier! Or maybe to spark another great idea. Keep doing what you do to make the world a little brighter.
by Anne Page | Jan 27, 2015 | Quick Therapy Tips for the SLP and SLPA, SLP links
Here are two Tuesday Quick Tips, part of the School SLP’s Tuesday Linky Party (Thanks Kim Jarvis).
Magnet Hooks
I love using magnet hooks to keep me organized. With very limited space, I can use the sides of my file cabinets for my schedules and clipboards. That way they are super handy and in sight.
Aleene’s Tack It
Maybe you already know about this but I just found it recently. I read about Aleene’s Tack It glue on someone’s blog (thank you, thank you whoever you were, I am forever in your debt). It goes on wet like glue but dries tacky and makes a great alternative to velcro (which can be pricey) I used it this week for the first time on this awesome Let’s Answer Questions book. (I really recommend this product as well, it’s on TPT from The Autism Helper)
There you go, two items that have made my life a little more organized, saved me time and money. I hope they do the same for you! For more Quick Tips go to School SLP Quick Tip Tuesday.
by Anne Page | Jan 20, 2015 | Quick Therapy Tips for the SLP and SLPA, SLP links
Today I am linking up with Kim Jarvis from theschoolslp for her Quick Tip Tuesday Linky Party.
I just got these cardboard trays from the cafeteria; they are what the individual peanut butter or jelly packets come in. I bought cheap poker chips at the dollar store. Each student gets a bag of poker chips and a tray. Everytime they correctly complete their turn ( articulation or whatever goal you are focusing on) they get a chip. If I feel like they are starting to get bored, I make the next turn a double chip turn (for twice the amount of work. Whoever fills their tray first wins! And you win too for getting them to practice a skill 20 times while having fun.
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Hey there I’m Anne Page. I help heart centered SLPs and educators put the fun in functional communication. 