Fun and effective poem to teach Mathematics
This can be conducted as a simple home practice activity. It has been road-tested in speech and language therapy sessions and is popular with children and parents. It is especially
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We Wish You A Merry Christmas
Hi everyone, it's the Holiday Season again. Ho Ho Ho... As we gather for happy celebrations with loved ones, have you thought of getting your little toddler to join in a
Words of Encouragement for Confidence and Happiness
In the last blog post, I was sharing some thoughts about happiness. Almost all successful people say that ‘confidence’ is one of the most important internal feelings that contribute to their
Introduction to Autism
A short video about how the brain of a person with autism works. The brain takes more time and effort turning details into a coherent whole. Does this help your understanding?
No Overnight Success
I was sick recently, and out of action for more than a week. (It’s hard to conduct speech therapy sessions when you have no voice…) I found that recovering from laryngitis
Bullying and SLI (Specific Language Impairment)
Have you heard about Justin Bieber sharing that he’s been bullied in school? Picture the Justin Bieber I saw in a video as they were introducing the movie ‘Bully’- with his
Delayed Speech Development
Parents are always worried on their child's development pace, and whether they are lacking behind their peers. This short video touches on a child's speech development delay. It talks about
Speech Language Therapy using LeoMagan Puzzle
Here is a video clip to give you some ideas on how to use LeoMagan puzzle to help children learn about sentence structures and questions.
Teachers’ feedback about children with Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
Found this great article on the importance of identifying and teaching children with learning diffculties, specifically Specific Language Impairment (SLI). The results of a research study revealed that, with the exception