Light Up Language With Idioms
In this video blog, we discuss idioms: why they are important for primary and high school students (including children with developmental language disorders), which idioms…
Is your Kindy kid really reading? Find out with our 7 free mini-stories
Regardless of which letter-sound sequence you use to introduce letter-sound links and teach children early blending skills, kids in Kindergarten should have mastered the basic…
30 things parents tell us they look for in excellent speech pathologists
We want parents to be informed about, and engaged in, what we do when we work with their child. Research – and clinical experience –…
Celebrating staying small; plus a sale!
A few weeks ago, one of my clients – a successful entrepreneur – took me aside. “You should scale Banter Speech,” he said. “Open more…
Tip of the week: Joint Attention
Our tip of the week is joint attention. Joint attention is the capacity to focus together with another (e.g. a parent) on something in the…