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Teresa Gillespie   Teresa_Gillespie@dpsk12.org      3/14/2008 4:30:03 PM
Essential Speech, Language, and Hearing Bookshelf I have many of the books on your list. However, why are books regarding the assessment of, and intervention with, monolingual or bilingual speakers of other languages not included? This is a HUGE topic in Speech-Language Pathology, and several well-known researchers have published excellent resources in this area of interest and need, namely Hortencia Kayser, Kathryn Kohnert, Brian Goldstein, etc. In my opinion as a Bilingual Speech-Language Pathologist, these resources need to be included on the list, as well. Submitted By: Teresa Gillespie
Deanine Mann   dmann@isd12.org      3/14/2008 11:38:33 AM
Essential Library I am not familiar the texts on the list, so I do not know how cultural and linguistic diversity are addressed in them. Given the increasing diversity in the US, I would like to see a text that addressses bilingual language development and disorders included on the list. Submitted By: Deanine Mann
Maryann Kaminsky   maryannkaminsky@mac.com      3/13/2008 8:19:37 AM
The Handbook of (Central Auditory Processing Disorder, Volumes I and II is truly deserving of the top spot on your list. Maryann P. Kaminsky,M.Ed.,CCC-SLP In Plain English,LLC Submitted By: Maryann Kaminsky
 
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