Amy Pratt

Assistant Professor

University of Cincinnati

United States

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Amy Pratt is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati, USA. Her research focuses on language development and assessment in bilingual populations, particularly issues related to speech recognition, reading comprehension, and narrative skills. Recent publications address the complexities of bilingual vocabulary assessment and the effects of language exposure and proficiency on narrative production in children and adolescents.

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Demographic and Acoustic Factors Related to Automatic Speech Recognition Inaccuracies for Child African American English Speakers

Unpacking Language-Related Sources of Variability in Bilingual Students With Poor Reading Comprehension

Factor structure and longitudinal changes in bilinguals’ oral narratives production: role of language exposure, language-domain proficiency, and transfer

Modeling Dimensionality of Bilingual Kindergarteners' Language Knowledge in Spanish and English

Bilingual Vocabulary Assessment: Examining Single-Language, Conceptual, and Total Scoring Approaches

Understanding the Microstructure and Macrostructure Narrative Skills of Bilingual Adolescents in Relation to Their Language Experience

Predicting Scalar Implicature Interpretations From Lexical Knowledge

From a Distance: Comparison of In-Person and Virtual Assessments With Adult–Child Dyads From Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds

Sentence repetition with bilinguals with and without DLD: Differential effects of memory, vocabulary, and exposure

Emergent Literacy in Spanish-Speaking Children With Developmental Language Disorder: Preliminary Findings of Delays in Comprehension- and Code-Related Skills

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