A Survey Update and a HUGE Thank You!
My goodness…I am overwhelmed right now with all the kind words you all have given me through the survey! First of all, THANK YOU all so much for all the kind words. They mean more to me than you know.
THANK YOU!!
Second, THANK YOU for taking the time out of your VERY BUSY lives to fill out the survey. I know how valuable your time is! In fact, so many of you filled out the survey, that I had to duplicate it and post a new link! (The provider I used only allows me to see so many responses for “free” per survey. All of a sudden I had hit the limit and unfortunately I can’t see the last 4 responses done on the first survey link….boo!) So I apologize for getting a message and new link to follow if you clicked through your email to fill out the survey after I closed it. I appreciate your willingness to continue on to the new survey!
If you haven’t had a chance to fill it out yet, the new link is HERE (it is also updated in yesterdays post here on the blog, but not on yesterdays post you received via email if you subscribe). If I have another overwhelming response like yesterday I’ll update links on both this post and yesterdays to a new survey.
I can’t wait to share the results with you all! You are all amazing. Thank you again!
See you tomorrow for my speech development series!
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I like your site. Very practical ideas. Any suggestions for using Apps with older children(4-6 graders). Many of my students have IPADs and parents have been asking for APPs to use with older Autistic children.
Hi Karla! Welcome! I’m not an app person! There are a TON of SLP bloggers that review and giveaway apps..and there is a Facebook group dedicated to SLPs and apps as well..https://www.facebook.com/groups/SLPsTalkApps/