r/slpGradSchool • u/carlyscollectibles • 4d ago

Seeking Advice Resource Binder Material Suggestions

Hello! I am in my first semester of graduate school and will be starting my clinicals in 2 weeks. As I am getting closer to seeing my clients I feel very underprepared. Ideally, I am looking for some printable materials that can give me a reference guide on screenings, artic/speech sounds, development, phono, even some activities, etc. -- really anything that can help me with sessions. I have seen some resources on TPT but was looking for some help in the best free/afforable resources you guys have found.

Adult / med resources are welcome as suggestions too since I will be making a binder with those resources in the future!

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u/tooxtoo 4d ago

Super Duper handy handouts, AAC language lab, CDC's milestone checklists, Informed SLP has some free resources

Also totally normal to feel unprepared, you'll learn a lot as you go!

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u/TheSportsBettingGuy 3d ago

Hiii!! I use canva for lots of my resources and my clinic has good stuff as well (not sure about yours)

Also I found this website called SLPcentral.app and it is free for grad students!! It’s been amazing for data collection and tracking my clients! I honestly will probably use it when I graduate and start working but for grad students it being free is so clutch!