SpeechLanguage-Resources for Educators

Welcome to Speech-Language Resources,  a practical place to explore evidence-informed resources on oral language, literacy, reading, and language intervention.

Created by a school-based speech-language pathologist, this site is designed to help teachers, speech pathologists, and other educators support students more effectively.

You’ll find articles, teaching ideas, and downloadable resources to help you strengthen language and literacy instruction and better support students who need it most.

• Hi, my name is David. I’m a school-based speech-language pathologist who created Speech-Language Resources to share practical, evidence-informed support for educators working on oral language, literacy, and speech intervention.
• Since 2008, this site has helped teachers, speech pathologists, and other education professionals find resources they can use to better support student learning.
• My goal is to make research on literacy and oral language more accessible and more useful in real classrooms.

Whether you're looking for research-based guidance, practical teaching ideas, or ready-to-use support materials, start with one of these resource areas:

Science of Reading – evidence-informed ideas to strengthen teaching and learning

Oral Language – strategies and resources to build speaking, listening, and language skills

Reading and Working Memory – cognitive load and the limits of working memory

Shared Readiing – practical tools for helping students with language difficulties

Speech Sound Intervention Sequence – information and activities for speech sound development and intervention

Free Literacy Screeners

Free Active Listening Activities - Terrifically simple oral comprehension activities that have had a recent edit.

Rosenshine Principles - Explore the Rosenshine Principles for practical strategies to prevent student cognitive overload.

Science of Learning

To access a range of new articles and ebooks please follow the link to science of learning and teaching webpages.