Teaching Resources

A traveling speech-language pathologist blogs about the resources she uses in her work, and the struggles of getting used to new classrooms and students. She recommends products and activities, and blogs about her journey in general.

Billed as a source of inexpensive activities for speech-language pathologists and other special educators, this blog aggregates links to supplies and recommends books, activities, apps, and more for speech educators of all stripes.

Written by a blogger who has volunteered at a camp for disabled children for years, this blog shares recommendations of apps and other online resources for parents of kids with speech disabilities.

A school based, ASHA certified speech-language pathologist shares her thoughts on SLP, as well as materials she uses and downloadable content for other SLPs to take advantage of.

This blog is by and about speech-language pathologists working in the public school system. Three women are the main writers, and they often feature lesson plans or links to handy apps or materials from other educators.

An interactive forum for speech-language pathologists and teachers to improve communication skills in their schools.

This blog is all about special education, and has postings about all types of learning delays, including speech apraxia and other speech-related disabilities.

The following blogs focus specifically on speech-language pathology for kids.