150: Live from ASHA Convention Day 2
Welcome back to week two of ASHA 2022 attendees taking over the podcast! If you missed it last week, I passed the mic to the people I met at ASHA and they shared some amazing tips, books, games, and activities for speech therapy.
I had a blast meeting all of these attendees in New Orleans and I’m ecstatic to be able to interview them and ask them my burning questions so that you can get the perspective of other SLPs that are doing amazing things in the classroom.
In this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, I’m sharing my interview with these attendees where they told me what they wish they knew as a beginner SLP or what they would tell a new SLP today.
As a new SLP, I know it can be daunting. Imposter syndrome creeps in quickly but it’s so important to remember that you’ve got this! You are the trained specialist so don’t be afraid to get creative and work your speech magic.
In This Episode You’ll Discover:
- Why you don’t need to recreate the wheel
- The importance of asking questions
- Why you have to refuel yourself in order to fuel your students
- Why you need to develop organizational systems
- How you don’t need to worry about perfection
There you have it! Day two of the ASHA Convention was an amazing time and these SLPs had some truly amazing advice for new SLPs out there. As Latoya said, don’t be nervous. Work your speech magic!
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Joke of the Week:
Q: Where do cows go on a Friday night?
A: To the moo-vies
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