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How R. L. Stine Helped Me Foster Age-Appropriate Interests in My Practice
If someone told me as a first-year, school-based SLP that a “Goosebumps” novel would teach me a...
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The Benefits of Using Dr. Seuss in Therapy
Left foot, left foot Right foot, Right. Feet in the morning, Feet at night. Who would imagine that...
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Booked: How Literacy Units Have Saved My Scheduling Bacon
This year… I have put Literacy Units to the TEST in my preschool assignment. These units have made...
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