3 Powerful Ways to Address Systemic Inequalities in Speech Pathology {How-To SLP}

The Missing Link for SLPs

Nov 10 2020 | 00:27:40

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Show Notes

This SLP shares what she’s learned through her studies surrounding African American English and why speech-language pathologists and educators need to be aware of different dialects when diagnosing and treating clients. She also details her time working as an SLP overseas and how she’s come to run advocacy groups and professional development groups online.

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