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A Survey of U.S. Immigrants: Service Delivery Issues for School-Based SLPs
In the 21st century, many residents of the United States are immigrants. Increasing numbers of immigrants and their children present a unique challenge for school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs). In this study, 376 immigrants from 82 different countries were interviewed about a variety of issues, including their greatest challenges living in the United States, as well as their perceptions of SLPs and SLPs’ services. Practical implications are discussed.