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Ever wonder what language you should evaluate a student in? Or whether you should refer...
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In-depth language samples continue to be the best tools for evaluating bilingual students. Language samples prove to be...
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This is a parent friendly bilingual (Spanish & English) resource intended for parents of children...
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This awesome speech case history form was designed to help you gather specific information about...
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As speech language pathologists, we need to be able to determine exactly where our bilingual student falls on the bilingual continuum by measuring the his/her language dominance in both languages. Why is this important and how do we do this you may ask? I will answer your questions down below:
As the new school year starts, I cannot help but think about my bilingual students and how their language proficiency might have shifted over the summer vacation. You may be wondering, what do you mean shifted? Well, before I can explain how my students’ language proficiency might have shifted, we need to talk about the complexity of bilingualism and the bilingual continuum.
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