CVC2026-637 – Redefining ability: Role of technology in amplifying the voices of children with special needs

Madhurima Chakraborty, Adamas University, West Bengal, India; Kalyan Banerjee, Adamas University, West Bengal, India; Vishal Kumar, Adamas University, West Bengal, India; Rajesh V.R., Adamas University, West Bengal, India

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CVC2026-634 – How little kids learn their languages: Developing an evidence base for young children learning Aboriginal languages in central Australia

Carmel O’Shannessy, Australian National University, Australia; Vanessa Davis, Tangentyere Council, Australia; Jessie Bartlett, Children’s Ground, Australia; Alice Nelson, Pudendum School, Australia

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CVC2026-671 – “What do children want?”: Educators’ interpretation of children’s voices in creating equitable learning environments in school-age educare

Maryna Rosen, Mid Sweden University, Sweden

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CVC2026-665 – Creating evidence-based guidelines for culturally responsive clinical practices: Supporting accurate diagnosis of speech sound disorder in Icelandic-Polish speaking children

Kathryn Crowe, University of Iceland, Iceland; Thora Másdóttir, University of Iceland, Iceland; Marc Daníel Skipstað Volhardt, University of Iceland, Iceland; Jóna Erlandsdóttir, University of Iceland, Iceland

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