Question

select the correct answer.
what does a speech - language pathologist do?
a. develops lesson plans to implement in the classroom
b. mentors new teachers on discipline techniques to use
c. helps students correct speech disorders
d. helps students develop public speaking skills

Explanation:

A speech - language pathologist's main role is to assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders. Option A is the role of a teacher, option B is also related to teaching - related mentoring, and option D is more about general public speaking training rather than addressing disorders. Option C accurately describes the work of a speech - language pathologist as they help students with speech disorders.

Answer:

C. helps students correct speech disorders