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Language disorder or difference? Assessing the language skills of Hispanic students
Exceptional Children (1989)
  • Henriette W. Langdon, San Jose State University
Abstract

Results from a study on current practices of Spanish-speaking speech and language specialists are reported. Analyses of the data indicate that a heavy diagnostic emphasis continues to be placed on the results of discrete-point tests. A protocol to assess limited-English-speaking students suspected of a language or learning disability is offered.

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1989
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Henriette W. Langdon. "Language disorder or difference? Assessing the language skills of Hispanic students" Exceptional Children Vol. 56 (1989)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/henriette_langdon/20/