I Hope for More Resources Like This: Exploring the Role of Speech-Language Pathologists in American Sign Language–English Bilingual Education

The findings showed the need for systemic change in how SLPs are prepared to work with Deaf students and point to the ASL-English bilingual programs as a meaningful resource for working with Deaf students. These insights contribute to the growing call for bilingual, culturally responsive practices in speech-language pathology and support broader efforts to align services with the linguistic and cultural needs of Deaf students.