Purpose: Moral and ethical implications must always be considered in professional practice.

Post: You move into a new position as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in an elementary school. The previous SLP administered a test to and transcribed all the students' productions of the target words into IPA symbols. As you review the transcriptions and listen to your new students talk, you notice that the previous SLP made many serious transcription errors.  What are the moral and ethical implications of an SLP who fails to transcribe a child's sound productions correctly? What should you do to make this circumstance better?

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The moral and ethical implications of a Speech Language Pathologist SLP failing to transcribe a childs sound productions correctly are significant Acc... View the full answer