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A preliminary examination of vocabulary and word learning in African American toddlers from middle and low socioeconomic status homes
RM Horton-Ikard, SE Weismer
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2007
2142007
It is not just the poor kids: The use of AAE forms by African-American school-aged children from middle SES communities
RM Horton-Ikard, JF Miller
Journal of communication disorders 37 (6), 467-487, 2004
782004
Establishing a pedagogical framework for the multicultural course in communication sciences and disorders
RM Horton-Ikard, ML Munoz, S Thomas-Tate, Y Keller-Bell
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 2009
642009
Making race visible in the speech, language, and hearing sciences: A critical discourse analysis
B Yu, RM Horton, B Munson, BL Newkirk-Turner, VE Johnson, ...
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology 31 (2), 578-600, 2022
432022
Distinguishing African American English from developmental errors in the language production of toddlers
R Horton–Ikard, SE Weismer
Applied Psycholinguistics 26 (4), 597-620, 2005
402005
Language sample analysis with children who speak non-mainstream dialects of English
RM Horton-Ikard
Perspectives on Language Learning and Education 17 (1), 16-23, 2010
332010
Cohesive adequacy in the narrative samples of school-age children who use African American English
RM Horton-Ikard
Language Speech and Hearing Services in Schools 40, 393-402, 2009
332009
Addressing multicultural issues in communication sciences and disorders
RM Horton-Ikard, ML Muñoz
Contemporary Issues in Communication Science and Disorders 37 (Fall), 167-173, 2010
322010
Examining the writing of adolescent African American English speakers: Suggestions for assessment and intervention
RM Horton-Ikard, RT Pittman
Topics in Language Disorders 30 (3), 189-204, 2010
292010
Examining the use of standard language production measures in the language samples of African-American toddlers
R Horton-Ikard, SE Weismer, C Edwards
Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 3 (3), 169-182, 2005
262005
Examining the use of spoken dialect indices with African American children in the southern United States
RM Horton, K Apel
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology 23 (3), 448-460, 2014
222014
The Identification Conundrum: How do we keep bilingual children from being over-or under-identified with speech-language impairments? There’s no failsafe method. But we …
ML Muñoz, M White, RM Horton-Ikard
The ASHA Leader 19 (11), 48-53, 2014
152014
Critical Perspectives on Social Justice in Speech Language Pathology
RM Horton
132021
Teaching Culturally Responsive Evidence-Based Practice in Speech Language Pathology
RM Horton, ML Munoz
Teaching and Learning in Communication Sciences & Disorders 5 (3), 7, 2021
102021
Faculty of color, bullet proof souls, and their experiences in communication sciences and disorders
RM Horton, M Munoz, VE Johnson
Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interests Group, 2021
102021
Diversity considerations in speech and language disorders
BA Goldstein, R Horton-Ikard
The handbook of language and speech disorders, 38-56, 2010
82010
From here to there and back again: Forty years of research on African American children's language
RM Horton, V Johnson, N Koonce
Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups 3 (14), 57-70, 2018
72018
Language Acquisition in the African American Child
BL Newkirk-Turner, RM Horton, IJ Stockman
The Oxford Handbook of African American Language, 439, 2015
72015
The influence of culture, class, and linguistic diversity on early language development.
RM Horton-Ikard
Zero to Three (J) 27 (1), 6-12, 2006
72006
Developmental and dialectal influences in early child language
RM Horton-Ikard
The University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2002
62002
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