179: The One About Data Collection and Progress Monitoring

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In this episode,  I am joined by Michele Rothstein, a school-based Speech Language Pathologist working full-time in an elementary school for students K-6 while running SLP Madness.  Michele serves as a coach for school-based SLPs to help them meet the ever-growing demands of their caseload while meeting the needs of their students. 

Michele strives to provide high quality treatment based on the strong connections she has with her students and their families. She believes that therapy success stems from strong caseload management and accurate data collection. 

In her 23 years as a school-based Speech Pathologist, Michele has served as her department Coordinator, as well as an Instructional Technology consultant to the other therapists in her school district.  

Outside of work, Michele is a mom to a teenage daughter.  She is a fitness instructor who loves teaching step aerobics.  Family and fitness occupy her time when she is not working at school or coaching other SLPs through SLP Madness.

Topics/Questions Asked:

  1. Should SLP focus on treatment and data collection at the same time?

  2. What do you use for progress monitoring?

  3. How do you collect data?

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Resource:

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