History
This organization was founded in 1925 as the American Academy of Speech Correction. It moved to its current name in 1978.
What is the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association?
Ethnography falls within this tradition of how things work in the world?
What is interpretivism?
Before conducting an assessment, this should be taken?
What is an appropriate case history?
You can locate phonemic inventories and other information about language variation here.
What is the ASHA Practice Portal?
This is one of the most important diagnostic decisions when assessing bilingual and multicultural individuals.
What is distinguishing between language difference vs. disorder?
This controversy was sparked by a 1996 decision by the Oakland California School Board to support the language education of children with this linguistic variation.
What is the Ebonics Controversy?
This is the first step of an ethnographic interview.
What is an ethnographic explanation?
What is an English only approach? This is an outdated practice.
This is the 3-step process of working with an interpreter.
What is BID or Brief, Intervention, Debrief?
This person is a specialized professional who facilitates communication for deaf and hard of hearing students.
Who is an educational interpreter?
This is law was originally called the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, Public Law 94-142 signed in 1975. It was reauthorized with a different name in 1990.
What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
This question initiates an ethnographic interview with a broad focus. It asks about broad experiences, events, and/or perceptions.
What is a grand tour question?
The CLAS standards discussed in class that support the provision of language assistance services and easily understandable digital and print materials.
What are CLAS Standards 5-8?
Double Jeopardy: Learning multiple languages can happen at the same time. What is this called?
For double points, what is the other way a person can learn multiple languages?
What is simultaneous language acquisition?
What is sequential language acquisition?
These are broadly defined as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, and people’s access to power, money and resources – have a powerful influence on health inequities.
What are social determinants of health?
Double Jeopardy: This law was passed in 1896 in response to a New Orleans entrepreneur's desire to sit in a "whites only" train car.
For double points. This was upheld until another law overturned it in 1954.
What is Plessy vs. Ferguson? For Double Jeopardy What is Brown vs. the Board of Education?
These types of questions comprise the third phase of the interview and allow the interviewer to delve deeper into a topic. These questions are more explicit or direct.
What are structural questions?
The mediated learning experience consists of these parts.
What are intentionality, meaning, transcendence, and competence?
This morphological feature of AAE indicates that the form of "be" is not required in contractible forms; e.g., "He running"
What is optional copula? Or optional copular "be"?
Double Jeopardy: These types of cultures primarily use the linguistic code to convey meaning in messages.
For double points, other types of cultures meaning is conveyed through nonverbal means, including gestures, and indirect ways of speaking.
What are low context cultures?
What are high context cultures?
This law provided that any free white person who resided within the limits and under the jurisdiction of the United States for at least two years could be granted citizenship if he or she showed good character and swore allegiance to the Constitution.
What is the Naturalization Act of 1790?
This "systematically describes categories and/or makes inferences about" any form of text, widely defined as anything that is written, presented in pictures, or spoken.
What is a content/thematic analysis?
This effective assessment process includes a 3-step process where the middle step contains 4 parts.
What is dynamic assessment?
Following the National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services can ensure compliance with at least 2 federal laws.
What are Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act, and Americans with Disabilities Act? (Mention 2 of these)
What are Respect and Dignity, Information Sharing, Participation, and Collaboration?