Biliguistics Blog

Achieving Highly Engaged Speech Therapy for Older Students
I have to admit, I LOVE working in elementary schools. This became crystal clear to me when I was offered the chance to do testing and cover a maternity leave at a middle and high school. You’ve seen the front office of elementary schools. Lots of smiles, primary colors, and

High Speech Therapy Caseloads and Workloads are Forcing SLPs to Leave the Field
I received an email from one of our SLP Impact members about speech therapy caseloads and a heavy workload in the school setting, and decided to put together a post to answer her question. I know her concern is shared by many SLPs in our profession. She wrote: I am

2 Common Questions About Articulation Errors in Bilingual Children
There are a few questions that top the list of “most asked” when SLPs are inquiring about which articulation errors in bilingual children they should be treating. When focusing on articulation errors in bilingual children, we have to consider intelligibility, their age, level of exposure to English, and academic need