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Socially Speaking App Review

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Are you looking for more ways to assess social skills with your early intervention and preschool students? Yes, you read that correctly!  There is an app, and ONLY one app out there currently that is designed for assessment of social skills with children in early intervention and preschool.  This app was created by the extremely […]

Time 4 Speech Product Review!

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I was fortunate to meet the masterminds behind the Time 4 Speech subscription boxes at ASHA this year. They were generous to provide myself, and the other SLP bloggers a sample box to check out!! I am excited to share the goodies in this bag with you! What is Time 4 Speech? It is like […]

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