Call me biased, but I’d say speech-language pathologists are a pretty special group of people. SLPs tend to be caring, empathetic, organized, hard-working, and…the list goes on! Sometimes we have a reputation for various personality traits and preferences, and I’m curious to know if YOU think they’re true!
Let’s begin our little True or False Game…SLP Edition!
1. SLPs love color-coding!
True or false? I’ll admit that I happen to love it!
PICTURED ABOVE:
Bundle of 700 Skill-Based & Seasonal Exit Slips
Speech Therapy Scheduling Survival Pack
2. SLPs collect functional visuals (that also happen to be pretty…)
(C’mon, look me in the eye and tell me that you DON’T have a collection of visuals!)
PICTURED ABOVE:
Printable Sticky Note Visuals
Interactive Tap Light Decor (200 + pages of activities!)
Older Student Handouts (Intervention, Development, Students, Family, Staff)
3. SLPs prefer meaningful, over random, stimulus words!
Example – practicing the word “radish” vs. a student’s name “Sarah” for the /r/ sound).
I’ve never had a student bring a radish to speech, so I’m leaning more towards functional /r/ words!
PICTURED ABOVE:
Graphic Organizers for Articulation & Language Carryover
Articulation Root Word Cards
Articulation Affirmation Exit Slips
(These are all a part of the Older Student Articulation Bundle which is discounted by 20%!)
4. The best days are when students enjoy learning, and it all clicks!
Well, we all know this is just a plain FACT!
PICTURED ABOVE:
Tier 2 Vocabulary with Research, Visuals & Mnemonics
Infer & Explain Bundle
High-Interest Nonfiction Bundle
5. SLPs are passionate about helping others find their voice.
PICTURED ABOVE:
AAC Team Kit
Learning about Celebrities with Speech and Language Differences
Self-Advocacy Toolkit (also part of Older Student Handouts)
One thing I can say that is most DEFINITELY true, is that you are an incredible SLP.
I hope you enjoyed this fun, little game! Thanks for stopping by and for all that you do each day to help others.
