All Stories

  1. Exploring variability in code- and meaning-focused skills in English and Spanish: A latent profile analysis of bilingual children
  2. Developmental Language Risk and Social and Behavioral Functioning in Bilingual Latinx Adolescents
  3. Improving the Efficiency of the Bilingual Input–Output Survey–Home
  4. Exploring variability in code- and meaning-focused skills in English and Spanish: A latent profile analysis of bilingual children
  5. When Words Shift: Age and Language of Elicitation Influence Syntagmatic-Paradigmatic Shifts in Bilingual Children
  6. Identifying the Impact of Word Characteristics on Vocabulary Development in Typically Developing Bilingual School-Age Children
  7. Development and Validation of Nomogram-Based Prediction Models for Developmental Language Disorder in Bilingual Children
  8. Relationships Between Home and School Language Exposure and Changes in Bilingual Oral Language Performance From Kindergarten to First Grade
  9. Dual language profiles in Spanish–English bilingual children with and without developmental language disorder
  10. Fill in the Blank: English Morphosyntax Production in Matched Bilingual Groups
  11. The Effect of Performance Feedback on the Implementation Fidelity of Narrative Mediated Learning Sessions by School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists
  12. Spanish and English Morphosyntax Changes in Bilingual School-Age Children With and Without Developmental Language Disorder: A 1-Year Longitudinal Study
  13. Factor structure and longitudinal changes in bilinguals’ oral narratives production: role of language exposure, language-domain proficiency, and transfer
  14. Informing Design of AI-based Apps for Blind Parents to Teach their Children to Read
  15. Bilingual Children Demonstrate Variation Within Shared Narrative Macrostructure
  16. Exploring Assumptions of the Bilingual Delay in Children With and Without Developmental Language Disorder
  17. Understanding the Microstructure and Macrostructure Narrative Skills of Bilingual Adolescents in Relation to Their Language Experience
  18. Predicting literacy development and risk in Spanish-English bilingual first graders
  19. Semantic Difficulty for Bilingual Children: Effects of Age, Language Exposure, and Language Ability
  20. Sharpening Our Tools: A Systematic Review to Identify Diagnostically Accurate Language Sample Measures
  21. Identifying Language Disorder in Bilingual Children Using Automatic Speech Recognition
  22. From a Distance: Comparison of In-Person and Virtual Assessments With Adult–Child Dyads From Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds
  23. Can You See My Screen? Virtual Assessment in Speech and Language
  24. Dual-language engagement: Concerted cultivation of Spanish use among students, teachers, and parents
  25. Treatment for Anomia in Bilingual Speakers with Progressive Aphasia
  26. Factors influencing US speech and language therapists’ use of technology for clinical practice
  27. Contribution of Nonverbal Cognitive Skills on Bilingual Children’s Grammatical Performance: Influence of Exposure, Task Type, and Language of Assessment
  28. That’s hard! Item difficulty and word characteristics for bilinguals with and without developmental language disorder
  29. Identifying Developmental Language Disorder in School Age Bilinguals: Semantics, Grammar, and Narratives
  30. Longitudinal Evidence for Simultaneous Bilingual Language Development With Shifting Language Dominance, and How to Explain It
  31. The Utility of an English Semantics Measure for Identifying Developmental Language Disorder in Spanish–English Bilinguals
  32. Language and Literacy Together: Supporting Grammatical Development in Dual Language Learners With Risk for Language and Learning Difficulties
  33. A longitudinal investigation of the semantic receptive-expressive gap in Spanish-English bilingual children
  34. Narrative skills in two languages of Mandarin–English bilingual children
  35. Conceptual Scoring and Classification Accuracy of Vocabulary Testing in Bilingual Children
  36. Typicality Effect and Category Structure in Spanish–English Bilingual Children and Adults
  37. Preposition accuracy on a sentence repetition task in school age Spanish–English bilinguals
  38. Supporting the home language of bilingual children with developmental disabilities: From knowing to doing
  39. Where Spanish and English Come Together: A Two Dimensional Bilingual Approach to Clinical Decision Making
  40. Influence of current input-output and age of first exposure on phonological acquisition in early bilingual Spanish-English-speaking kindergarteners
  41. Effects of Age of English Exposure, Current Input/Output, and grade on bilingual language performance
  42. Assessment of language impairment in bilingual children using semantic tasks: two languages classify better than one
  43. Utility of a Language Screening Measure for Predicting Risk for Language Impairment in Bilinguals
  44. Child Modifiability as a Predictor of Language Abilities in Deaf Children Who Use American Sign Language
  45. Dual Language Intervention for Bilinguals at Risk for Language Impairment
  46. Discriminant accuracy of a semantics measure with Latino English-speaking, Spanish-speaking, and English–Spanish bilingual children
  47. Dynamic Assessment of Narrative Ability in English Accurately Identifies Language Impairment in English Language Learners
  48. Bilingual children’s use of lexical strategies under narrative monologue and dialogue conditions
  49. The Receptive–Expressive Gap in Bilingual Children With and Without Primary Language Impairment
  50. Exploring the use of dynamic language assessment with deaf children, who use American Sign Language: Two case studies
  51. Identification of Specific Language Impairment in Bilingual Children: I. Assessment in English
  52. Description of multilingual participants who stutter
  53. The relationship of phonological skills to language skills in Spanish–English-speaking bilingual children
  54. Semantic Convergence in Spanish–English Bilingual Children With Primary Language Impairment
  55. Semantic Development in Spanish-English Bilingual Children: Effects of Age and Language Experience
  56. Semantic Deficits in Spanish–English Bilingual Children With Language Impairment
  57. Risk for Poor Performance on a Language Screening Measure for Bilingual Preschoolers and Kindergarteners
  58. It Takes Two: Improving Assessment Accuracy in Bilingual Children
  59. Creative and Stylistic Devices Employed by Children During a Storybook Narrative Task: A Cross-Cultural Study
  60. Assessing Preschool Dual Language Learners: Traveling a Multiforked Road
  61. Language sample measures and language ability in Spanish-English bilingual kindergarteners
  62. Bilingualism
  63. Language Deficits
  64. Response to Intervention and Dynamic Assessment: Do We Just Appear to Be Speaking the Same Language?
  65. Effects on L1 during early acquisition of L2: Speech changes in Spanish at first English contact*
  66. In Defense of Cookbooks
  67. Foreword
  68. Lost in Translation: Methodological Considerations in Cross-Cultural Research
  69. The role of clinical judgements of modifiability in the diagnosis of language impairment
  70. Cross-language comparisons of maze use in Spanish and English in functionally monolingual and bilingual children
  71. Academic crime and punishment: Faculty members' perceptions of and responses to plagiarism.
  72. Dynamic Assessment of Children From Culturally Diverse Backgrounds
  73. Book Review: Dynamic assessment of young children
  74. Developing Effective Collaboration Teams in Speech—Language Pathology
  75. Comparison of Spanish, English, and Bilingual Children’s Performance Across Semantic Tasks
  76. Reducing Test Bias Through Dynamic Assessment of Children's Word Learning Ability
  77. Assessment of Semantic Knowledge: Use of Feedback and Clinical Interviewing
  78. Measurement of Modifiability in Children From Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds
  79. Dynamic Assessment of Narrative and Expository Discourse
  80. Accommodating cultural differences in narrative style
  81. The Application of Dynamic Methods to Language Assessment
  82. Cross-Cultural Factors in Communicative Development