Hallie discusses giving your students a say in what they do in speech therapy.
On this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, Hallie Sherman explores the importance of giving older speech students a SAY in their sessions. Sharing personal insights and strategies from her career, Hallie explains how empowering students can lead to a more engaging and motivating learning environment. From offering flexible seating and allowing students to choose their learning tools to discussing individualized goals, she provides practical tips that make a real difference. Tune in to learn how small changes can foster student collaboration and trust, creating a more positive experience for both students and SLPs.
Bullet Points to Discuss:
- Benefits of Giving Students a Say
- Practical Ways to Empower Students
- Encouraging Ownership of Learning
- Creating a Comfortable and Collaborative Environment
- Long-Term Impact
Here’s what we learned:
- Small autonomy boosts student confidence and willingness to participate.
- Empowering students makes sessions feel less like “work” and more collaborative.
- Customizing session reminders helps students take ownership of attendance.
- Offering choice reinforces respect for students’ preferences and independence.
- Simple adjustments can reduce classroom resistance and build rapport.
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Information
- Show
- FrequencyUpdated weekly
- Published18 November 2024 at 11:00 UTC
- Length21 min
- RatingClean