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Working with Interpreters to Serve Bilingual Children and Families
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Working with Interpreters to Serve Bilingual Children and Families

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By Henriette Langdon, EdD

For Professionals

 

Working with Interpreters to Serve Bilingual Children and Families facilitates learning about:

  • Why it is important for speech and language pathologist to work effectively with interpreters in schools and other clinical settings
  • The knowledge, skills, and standards of professional conduct you should look for in an interpreter
  • The respective roles and responsibilities of the speech and language pathologist and interpreter in parent conference and client assessment

The manual provides a step-by-step layout of what is covered in the video. Appendices offer 3 valuable reference articles from ASHA publications on code of ethics, clinical management with minority populations, and fair testing practices in education.