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NeatHeteroDude posted:lots of principals are decent hi im a speech language pathologist and i strongly disagree with this statement
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Apr 17, 2023 04:50
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That's pretty cool they emphasize that, in my district that's not a priority at all. I'm having to walk my more-experienced-than-me admins through everything IEP constantly and most couldn't read a graph besides "line go down, good" or "line go up, bad." I work in a middle school and love it, everyone's weird and hormonal so I'm practicing verbal de-escalation techniques daily
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Apr 17, 2023 05:31
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lobster shirt posted:one of my friends was married to a speech language pathologist, she started her career working in hospitals but was like "this is too hosed up, i gotta go somewhere else", worked in a school for like a year and went right back into hospitals. what do you think about this trajectory? I've seen a lot of SLPs do that but I will never go back to a hospital, as difficult as my students can be I would rather deal with awkwardness and hormones and filing CPS reports and my school site's unbelievable socioeconomic conditions, even for bakersfield, over grown men crying because of their aphasia, or watching people choke while eating pudding.
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Apr 17, 2023 05:38
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Anyone else stupid like me and agree to do extended school year? Me and one other SLP get to split a caseload of ~160 and none of our mod/severe teachers have the right credential. lol
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