Bilingual speech pathologists are special in a lot of ways. Well, we are pretty rare. According to a 2014 report by ASHA [1], there are 161,163 SLPs and audiologists in the United States. Of that number, 6,491 stated they were bilingual service providers. Of those bilingual service providers, 3,923 were bilingual in Spanish and certified […]
Bilingual Back-to-School Parent Letter
I created a new product for speech pathologists who work with bilingual students: an introductory parent letter for back-to-school time (or whenever you get a new student). Over the years I’ve refined my own letter in Spanish to parents, but I wanted to make it better. So I took my letter to a professional translator […]
How to Teach the Spanish Flap R and the Trilled RR
Learning how to produce the Spanish flap R and the trilled RR can be hard, but it’s not impossible. I learned how to produce both Spanish R sounds when I first started learning Spanish in eighth grade — so it’s possible to learn them “late.” The only thing standing in your way or your students’ […]
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