Teacher Transitioning to SLP

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Is it true that having teaching experience gives you an advantage when applying to grad school? I have an undergrad degree in Elementary/SPED Education and am a first year teacher. How long should I teach before applying to SLP grad school? Also, should I take leveling classes or apply for a 3 year masters? Have any SPED teachers made the switch to SLP and did you feel more prepared due to your teaching experiences (experience writing an IEP, collaborating with other professionals, working with kids, data collection).

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