It makes planning SO much easier and has been so helpful for several students on my caseload.
Slp toolkit trial#
They have a free trial so you can check it out to see if it might work for you!Įveryday Speech (Social Skills SLP tools)Įveryday Speech is an incredible website that has seriously taken my social language/skills therapy by storm. When I volunteered as an SLP in Ghana, I got to spend some time with these ladies and they are truly passionate about making our job easier!Ĭlick here to check out SLP Toolkit. for me to the point that I can’t imagine going back without it! I love that the website continues to grow with more tools and resources! It has made data collection SO.MUCH.EASIER. I use this website to collect data before IEPs, do quick baseline assessments to determine potential goal areas, and for progress monitoring before I write my progress notes. SLP Toolkit is a digital data collection and progress monitoring system. SLP Toolkit (Progress Monitoring and Data Collection SLP tools) She only shares the best, most clinically relevant stuff too!Ĭlick here to check out The Informed SLP. Reading research is something that I’ve always found to be critical to being the best SLP I can be and now IT’S SO EASY. Meredith has a team of SLPs that pull relevant, recent research in the field and compiles it into an easy to read newsletter each month. The Informed SLP is a newer online service but one of my favorites. Please note that this is an affiliate link which means that I earn money towards my renewal if you decide to subscribe via my link. Catching up on a class or two has been my favorite sick day activity for the past couple years.Ĭlick here to check out to learn more. Most I’ve taken have been helpful and relevant to my work. I love that I can learn from the comforts of my couch (or beanbag ?) AND I’ve loved the classes I’ve taken on there.
I pay for these all out of pocket and have found them all to be worth the cost.Īfter playing around with all sorts of sites and subscriptions, the five sites below have withstood the test of time (and usefulness!) for me. It can be hard to decide what is worth paying for or not so I thought I’d share my thoughts on my all-time favorites. Lately, there seems to be an influx of online SLP tools.
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