Any assessment of children who are bilingual should include
a. interaction with English-speaking adults to improve their skills.
b. assessments by a speech-language pathologist who is from the same cultural background as the child. c. interactions with families of other non-English-speaking children.
d. assessments by speech-language pathologists who are skilled in the child's primary language.
ANSWER: d
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