Biliguistics Blog

Correctly Matching Speech Sound Disorders to Appropriate Therapy
I want to share a turning point for me for how I successfully treat kids who are hard to understand because of their speech sound disorders. I think that my speech therapy outcomes were pretty average when I began speech therapy. Some kids totally soared and got dismissed easily. A

A Summary of Current Speech Acquisition Data Across 27 Languages
The word “landmark” is an Olde English word originally used to describe the expansion of the boundaries of a kingdom. Nowadays, this word is typically reserved to describe changes in legislation which will have a massive impact on our lives. I think it’s fair to use this word to describe

How to Ditch Standardized Scores for Some Evaluations and Be Okay with It
There are certain testing situations where we cannot use the scores from the beautiful tests that have been made for us and it can be super frustrating. In these cases, there isn’t a test that matches our needs. For example, the child doesn’t speak English or the child has other