High school speech therapy

My last blog post gave you 8 tips for working with high school students, but you may still be wondering where to find engaging and age-appropriate materials for secondary speech therapy. I've scoured my therapy room, social media, and the internet to find some of the best materials for high school

5 ways to help keep your middle and high school aged students engaged while working on conversational skills in speech therapy.

This free middle school vocabulary worksheet is a sample of a larger resource which includes 30 tier 2 vocabulary words that are perfect for older speech therapy students. Use these as part of your speech therapy sessions in order to help students learn word meanings and build their vocabulary.

SLPs know that older students in speech therapy often need fresh, new activities to stay engaged. Using logic is a great strategy to draw in middle school and high school students into articulation practice.

Do you want to find motivating games for the older students on your caseload? Although I do not work with that age group now, I have worked with them in the past. It is a very difficult group to work with. Curriculum expectations are getting more intense, self awareness kicks in, and planning can be a nigh ...

Getting a school-based assignment at a new school can be overwhelming, especially if you're working with a new population. I think that a majority of SLPs fear working with high school students. And let's be honest, high school students can be intimidating. They seem big, opinionated, and mean. Whil

Do you need a pragmatic language resource for the older students on your speech therapy caseload?This pragmatic language lesson reviews 20 different scenarios and asks the student to determine whether the statement is appropriate or inappropriate. The following slide explains the correct answer. This lesson is great to use with middle-high school students. The review slide following each scenario allows for good discussions in a group setting.

Using wordless videos in speech therapy is a great way to increase engagement and hit IEP goals. Use wordless videos for inferencing too

Getting a school based assignment at a new school can be overwhelming, especially if you're working with a new population. I think that a majority of SLPs fear working with high school students. Here are my top eight tips for working with high school students!

Nonfiction passages are a fantastic way to work on a wide variety of speech and language goals with your upper elementary, middle school, and high school students in therapy. Read how we use passages in our therapy sessions and check out some of my favorite resources. #nonfiction #comprehension #language #articulation #speech #therapy #upperelementary #middleschool