The International Journal of
Speech-Language Pathology has published a special issue titled “Multilingual and
multicultural considerations in speech-language pathology” as the final issue
for 2012 (volume 14, number 6). As the editor of this journal, I have enjoyed
reading these manuscripts, and am sure that colleagues will also find these to
be useful in their research and practice.
Here is the table of contents (see http://informahealthcare.com/toc/asl/14/6)
The effect of dialect on the phonological analysis of
Chinese-influenced Malaysian English speaking children
Hooi San Phoon, Anna Christina Abdullah and
Margaret Maclagan
Assessing
bilingual Chinese-English young children in Malaysia using language sample
measures
Carmen C.-W. Ooi and Anita M.-Y. Wong
Speech
assessment of Chinese-English bilingual children: Accent versus developmental
level
Jamie Hack, Stefka H. Marinova-Todd and B. May
Bernhardt
Invariant
principles of speech motor control that are not language specific
Rahul Chakraborty
Profiling
dyslexia in bilingual adolescents
Christina Hedman
Stuttering
attitudes in Hong Kong and adjacent Mainland China
Man Ling Ip, Kenneth O. St. Louis, Florence L. Myers, and Steve An Xue
English
vowels produced by Cantonese-English bilingual speakers
Yang Chen, Manwa L. Ng, and Tie-Shan Li
Dysphagia
training for speech-language pathologists: Implications for clinical practice
Rahayu Mustaffa Kamal, Elizabeth Ward, and
Petrea Cornwell
Peer reviewers for International Journal of Speech-Language
Pathology December 2011–September 2012