Working with local languages and culture
What working with local languages and culture means
Practice questions on working with local languages and culture.
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When assessing a child who speaks Twi at home, the therapist should:
- Assess skills in Twi as well as English, using interpreters or family help if needed
- Assess only in English
- Refuse to see the child
- Tell the family to stop speaking Twi
Working: A child must be assessed in the languages they actually use. Weakness in English alone may just reflect limited exposure, not a disorder. Family members and interpreters make assessment fair.
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