dr. julie washington and dr. beth phillips who are featured in videos throughout this course are

What does a speech pathologist believe?

Was the Ebonics program ever implemented?

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r/education - Julie Washington’s Quest to Get Schools to Respect ...

Please stop this nonsense. There's no such thing as African-American English. Years later when that student legitimately passed up for a job or promotion due to their poor language skills then they'll be the first to cry racism.. How about encouraging all kids to learn Standard American English as measured by prevailing standardized testing?

What are the key areas of Washington's research program?

Washington’s research program is currently addressing the following key areas: (1) the role of cultural- linguistic variation, socioeconomic status and other social risk factors on language use and development for African American students and their families; (2) the role of language in the attainment of early literacy skills by African American preschoolers and kindergartners; and (3) prevention of language and reading impairments in high-risk preschoolers and kindergartners.

Who is the principal investigator for the Georgia Language Disabilities Research Innovation Hub?

Currently, Washington is a principal investigator on the Georgia Language Disabilities Research Innovation Hub, funded by the National Institutes of Health – Eunice Shriver National Institute on Child Health and Human Development.

What does a speech pathologist believe?

The speech pathologist believes that helping kids switch seamlessly between dialects is a key to their success. By William Brennan. Tim Tomkinson. April 2018 Issue. Studying African-American Vernacular English wasn’t Julie Washington’s plan. But one day in the fall of 1990, her speech-pathology doctorate fresh in hand, ...

Was the Ebonics program ever implemented?

Senate. The school board’s program was never implemented, and the word Ebonics became a national punch line.

What does a speech pathologist believe?

The speech pathologist believes that helping kids switch seamlessly between dialects is a key to their success. By William Brennan. Tim Tomkinson. April 2018 Issue. Studying African-American Vernacular English wasn’t Julie Washington’s plan. But one day in the fall of 1990, her speech-pathology doctorate fresh in hand, ...

Was the Ebonics program ever implemented?

Senate. The school board’s program was never implemented, and the word Ebonics became a national punch line.