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Communication partners, video chats, and children – let’s make it successful

Communication partners, video chats, and children – let’s make it successful

by Tami Teshima | May 14, 2020 | Technology and Apps

In the last 2 months, I think we’ve all been there – we’re on a video chat with a child and it goes TERRIBLY.  There are a lot of blank stares, long moments of silence, and sometimes (read: almost always) the phone shakes as if you’re in a 6.0...
Duncan Lake Speech Therapy 5 Favorite Apps for School-Aged Kids

Duncan Lake Speech Therapy 5 Favorite Apps for School-Aged Kids

by Tami Teshima | Dec 31, 2019 | Technology and Apps

Technology is here to stay, people. While it’s important to maintain some boundaries with technology (see American Academy of Pediatrics technology guidelines for young children and school-aged kids and adolescents), I’d wager that it’s next to impossible to avoid it...

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