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Dec 2024
20m 29s

Bridging the Gap: How SLPs Can Empower T...

Hallie Sherman
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Bridging the Gap: How SLPs Can Empower Teachers to Support Students with Speech and Language Needs In this another energizing episode of SLP Coffee Talk, Hallie dives into actionable strategies for collaborating with classroom teachers to better support your older speech students (grades 4–12). From recommending simple accommodations to fostering generalizat ... Show More
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