A culturally competent clinician will:

use info on their clients culture to assess them and provide intervention

Monolingual SLP's can do all of the following EXCEPT:

administer dual language services without a translator

What purpose do cultures serve?

to preserve group values and beliefs over time

What should we, as SLP's, be aware of when working with culturally and diverse families?

how our own assumptions and expectations affect our interactions

What is a language difference?

a deviation from the norm without limitation to language learning capacity

What is a language disorder?

a discrepency in language from expectedted normal development

A language disorder should only be diagnosed:

after assessment in both languages

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1
A culturally competent clinician will:
ignore culture and do whatever you want
assess the client in only one way/language
make assumptions about a clients background and culture
use info on their clients culture to assess them and provide intervention
2
Monolingual SLP's can do all of the following EXCEPT:
provide in-service training
be a consultant
administer dual language services without a translator
provide paraprofessional training
3
A language disorder can exist in one language and not the other
False
True
4
Where might a child use FALF? (Formal Academic Language Fluency)
at the church with their pastor
when writing a paper for class
on the playground with friends
at dinner with their parents
5
Limited proficiency in English means the child has a language disorder
False
True
6
What purpose do cultures serve?
to provide a set of rules to live by
to help new generations know how to act
to ensure specific language use continues over time
to preserve group values and beliefs over time
7
A child's bilingual background is the cause of their language disorder.
False
True
8
What should we, as SLP's, be aware of when working with culturally and diverse families?
how our own assumptions and expectations affect our interactions
personal hygiene and overall cleanliness
how much paperwork we will have to do if we pick up a child for services
socio-economic status
9
Exposure to more than 1 language may enhance academic performance.
True
False
10
Standardized assessments can be modified to gain language proficiency information
True
False
11
What is a language difference?
significant discrepancy in language skills
A problem with a child's second language
a deviation from the norm without limitation to language learning capacity
doesn't matter-- we will never work with non SAE speakers
12
What is a language disorder?
inability to correctly form the sounds of words
a deviation from the norm without limitation to language learning capacity
a discrepency in language from expectedted normal development
difficulty coordinating oral movements needed to create words and sounds
13
Less than half of the world's population speaks two or more languages
True
False
14
All test methods EXCEPT_______ can be used to evaluate CLD (Culturally and Linguistically Different) children?
Fitnessgram Pacer Test
Standardized assessment
Dynamic Assessment
Behavioral observation
15
A language disorder should only be diagnosed:
after giving an articulation assessment
in conjunction with a cognitive disorder
if the child doesn't speak great English
after assessment in both languages

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