I get emails all the time asking for translations of different types of speech and language information into multiple languages. We’re talking speech goals, portions of reports, statements for IEP meetings, explanations about disorders, anything! To make matters more...
Easily Translate Your Speech and Language Information into ANY Language for Parents, Clients, or Teachers
I get emails all the time asking for translations of different types of speech and language information into multiple languages. We’re talking speech goals, portions of reports, statements for IEP meetings, explanations about disorders, anything! To make matters more...
Bilingual Student: Qualify for Speech Therapy?
In our last post, we introduced you to a case study. The SLP wanted to know if the bilingual...
Does My Bilingual Student Qualify? – Part 1
We field a lot of questions about whether or not a student will qualify for speech therapy....
Successfully Working with English Language Learners
At the end of April I shared my dream graph about SLPs working with English Language Learners to...
Phonological Processes – English & Spanish Differences
There are 4 things that we need to know about treating and diagnosing phonological processes in...
Can a speech impairment occur in only 1 language of a bilingual person?
Can a child demonstrate a speech impairment in one language but not the other? My immediate...
7 Tough Questions (and Answers!) from a New Bilingual SLP
As our demographics change, the need for bilingual SLPs is evident. What does it look like to be...