Spanish is my second language and one that I started learning in eighth grade through college when I majored in Spanish. Because of that, I don’t have native proficiency in Spanish, but I am fluent. I never participated in bilingual education as a child, but in graduate school I learned about special education as well […]
7 Ways to Avoid Burnout as a Speech Pathologist
Among private circles, many speech paths talk quietly about how challenging being a speech path can be. It’s not the patients, clients, or students, but typically it’s the paperwork and meetings that bog people down. Plus, being a speech path is not the kind of job where you can just “phone it in.” An SLP […]
5 Things to Know About Spanish Speech Therapy in the United States
1) According to the American Speech-Hearing-Language Association (ASHA), there are roughly 160,000 speech pathologists, audiologists, speech support personnel, and speech and hearing scientists in the United States. An ASHA survey showed that there are 7,214 bilingual service providers which includes 3,923 bilingual Spanish-speaking, ASHA-certified speech pathologists in the United States. Yay, I am one of those […]
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