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    Welcome To My Page!  
     
    Mrs. Nolan
    Speech-Language Pathologist
     
     
      
     
    Thank you for visiting my page.  
    Please stay safe and healthy! 
     
    January 22, 2025
    Flexible Instruction
     
    If you have Speech-Language Therapy on Wednesdays, pick the activities that address your goal(s):
     
    1. Speech Sound Development- Find 10 words around your house that have your speech sound. Practice them 5 times each.  Then, say them in a sentence.   
     
    2. Fluency, Language and Social Skills: Ask someone in your home about their favorite summer memory.  Make sure you use eye contact, follow-up questions and relate the answers to your own experiences.  Monitor your grammar.  If needed, use easy onset, slow speech and a change of tone for more fluent speech.                                                                                                                                                               
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Welcome to my page!  I am a Speech-Language Pathologist who loves to learn and enjoys watching my students learn as well!  In speech-language therapy sessions, individual students have their own set of skills and goals that they are working on to improve their communication skills.  I like to use literacy as a springboard for developing vocabulary, grammar, fluency, auditory comprehension and sound development.   To me, it is so much fun to learn! 
     
    I'd like to tell you a little about myself.  I am married, have two children and a dog named Prince Scotty.  When I am not at school, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, cooking, gardening, walking in nature, watching movies and traveling.  Even on vacation, you can learn new things! When I was younger, my favorite subjects were Math and Science.   I really loved participating in math flashcard races and often was the "Class Champion."  However, it was in high school that I really started to love reading.  My favorite novel was actually on my summer reading list called "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," written by Betty Smith.  I also enjoy many, many picture books, especially Shel Silverstein's "The Giving Tree."  Books can lead to so much learning and many adventures without even leaving your living room! 
     
    I wish you all the best of happy learning, not only in school, but in all you do! 
     
     
    Thanks for visiting my page! 
     
     
    Mrs. J Nolan MEd., MS CCC/slp
     
    Classes: Speech-Language Pathology
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    School Is Fun!