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But how do you move from “vague awareness” to ? That’s why I created the
Very little training focuses on the —the 10 minutes before class starts, the misunderstood email to a parent, or the disagreement over whether a behavior is “defiance” or a language processing breakdown. But a collaborative team
But a collaborative team ? That’s a different story. practicing the messy
The answer is practice. Specifically, practicing the messy, real-world scenarios that don’t have a simple “test score” solution. Most communication disorder training focuses on identification (how to spot a stutter or a language delay) or therapy (what the SLP does in a pull-out session).
Have a scenario you’ve struggled with? Leave a comment below—I might include it in Volume 2 of the scenarios. [Your Name] is a school-based SLP and inclusion coach with 12 years of experience. She believes that the best therapy happens between adults who trust each other.