BAM Workshops
Diane Dacquay & Rachel Lévesque on Working with the Multilingual Population in the School Setting
Presented at our third workshop, Multilingual Caseloads: Clinical Perspectives from Pediatric SLPs on April 1st, 2022, SLPs Diane Dacquay and Rachel Lévesque gives an overview of their experiences as SLPs serving multilingual Manitoban children.
Slides available here
Fern Westernoff on Culturally and Linguistically Informed Practices in SLP Services: The Past, The Present, The Potential
Presented at our third workshop, Multilingual Caseloads: Clinical Perspectives from Pediatric SLPs on April 1st, 2022, SLPs Fern Westernoff gives an overview of her perspective as an SLPs serving multilingual children.
Slides available here
Roundtable Discussion
Presented at our third workshop, Multilingual Caseloads: Clinical Perspectives from Pediatric SLPs on April 1st, 2022 and moderated by graduate student Emily Wood, SLPs Diane Dacquay, Rachel Lévesque and Fern Westernoff discuss and answer questions from the audience.
Live Resource Document
This resource document compiles all the resources shared by attendees and presenters during the “Multilingual Caseloads: Clinical Perspectives from Pediatric SLPs” event on April 1st, 2022, hosted by the BAM!TO lab at the University of Toronto.
Dr. AJ Orena on What Bilingual Babies Really Hear
Presented at second (online) workshop, Bilingual Language Development in Canada, on March 26th, 2021, Dr. AJ Orena gives an overview of his research on the examination of caregivers speech in French-English homes.
Dr. Candace Galla on the Lived Realities of Indigenous Language Learners
Presented at second (online) workshop, Bilingual Language Development in Canada, on March 26th, 2021, Dr. Candace Galla gives an overview of research on the lived realities of indigenous language learners in Canada and beyond.
Dr. Ellen Bialystok on How Bilingualism Changes Minds
Presented at our first event, Bilingual Development Workshop: From Theory to Clinical Practice on February 21st, 2020, Dr. Bialystok gives an overview of research on how bilingualism changes minds.