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Stuttering
Its causes, theories, treatment and impact on a child's oral reading skills.
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"This paper examines the speech disorder of stuttering, defining the disorder and outlining some of the theories as to what causes it. After summarizing a number of the therapies that have met with success in treating stuttering, the author examines how this particular and complex disorder can affect a child's oral reading skills.Stuttering is a speech disorder with which most people are relatively familiar as it is not uncommon in both children and adults. Stuttering is a type of disfluency, a speech disorder characterized by repetitions of sounds, syllables or even entire words and phrases, by blocking of (usually initial) sounds or syllables, by prolongation of sounds or by fragmentation of phrases (Eisenson, 1986, p. 63)...."
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