Narration: One strategy, multiple uses
Narration is one of my favorite Listening and Spoken Language (LSL) strategies to use when working with children with hearing loss because of the various ways it can support receptive language development. What exactly is narration? It’s simple! Just like the narrator...Self-Advocacy Skill Development
Use this tool to create IEP goals and track self-advocacy progress for children who listen through devices.Anchor charts: A useful classroom tool
Are you looking for a versatile and effective way to introduce a new topic within your classroom? My favorite way to introduce lessons is with an anchor chart. An anchor chart is a visual learning tool that highlights important concepts and strategies for a lesson....The listening box: What, why and how?
The listening box is a go-to activity for early intervention Listening and Spoken Language (LSL) providers. Let’s dive into the what, why and how of a listening box. What? A listening box is a box that contains toys and objects that correspond to sounds or words....Recent Posts
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