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    said, I found yellow cheese.” Miss M stated to daughter, “Would you like yellow. The other little girl stated yes. Miss M said,” I like yellow.” They were all friends in housekeeping area. The more Miss. M played with the girls the more she was not stuttering as much. Miss M said, I love my friends and they are nice and they are pretty.” The girls really liked it when Miss. M said they were pretty. Miss M said, My good family. “I did observe Miss S. asking appropriate questions with the…

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    therapy sessions. Some of these sessions were focused on the counseling aspect of speech language pathology. These sessions gave me better insight from the kids how stuttering felt for them and how it impacted their daily life. Their responses were genuine, and I was impressed and humbled by how open they were to talking about stuttering. Therefore, from this experience I took on an organizational role by helping set up group activities and by being aware of the time schedule. Overall, my…

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    According to Teacher Input Survey, Thomas learns best when concepts are presented auditory, which means he learns through listening. His teacher reports providing peer tutoring. His teacher also reports that he interacts well with his peers and is a respectful individual. As stated by Mrs. Dunaway on the Parent IEP Input Survey, Thomas' regular educational activities include math, making cookies, crafts, and drawing. Thomas' parent feels he learns best one-on-one with a teacher, working with…

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    and can feel my heart beating faster. However, this feeling does not just occur while I am debating, this happens when I am presenting in front of a class. Standing in front of a classroom filled with people, I am afraid of embarrassing myself and stuttering when I am talking, and this usually occurs while public speaking.…

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    activities for speech therapy. These activities involved critical thinking and social skills. I was not aware that speech therapy evaluated these types of skills. Moreover, I’m also learning that speech therapist evaluates social language skills, stuttering, and fluency in speech. These three things are only a few of the aspects that speech therapist assist with. Working in the office, has also helped me to come out of my comfort zone. Sometimes I am left to be in charge for the day. Many times,…

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    Anthem For Doomed Youth

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    more impact on soldiers. When a soldier goes out to war they are required to abandon their humanity and deem their enemy as other and not as people. "What passing-bells for these who die as cattle? Only the monstrous anger of the guns. Only the stuttering rifles’ rapid rattle," Wilfred Owen wrote this in his poem "Anthem for Doomed Youth" describing how the deaths of the soldiers are similar to the deaths of cows and livestock, not as dignified humans. "You know, since writing in The Washington…

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    Stutter Eyewitness

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    initially assigned this reaction project, I honestly speculated that the process of producing a stutter in a crowded place would be a transparent and compendious case. However, I found myself preparing for the experience and quickly vacating the stuttering pursuit due to emerging feelings of pure apprehension. While the majority people (including myself) do occasionally have momentary disfluency from time to time, having a true fluency disorder such as a stutter can present various…

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    Case Study Carson Jones is a student that I have been observing and working with this semester. He is a great kid, but has learning and social disabilities, with his main disability being his stuttering problem. My observations have included IEP meetings, parent meetings, and casual talks. I have even employed Carson and included him on several jobs where he was taught to interact with customers and write invoices. I introduced him to several trade schools and apprenticeship programs, and…

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    McMurphy as he experiences the life of an inmate at a mental institution, trying to escape the hard labour he had been sentenced with. Along the way he befriends the inmates, the giant Indian Chief who is believed to be deaf and dumb, the shy and stuttering Billy Bibbit, as well as many others all suffering from their own illnesses. The antagonist of the story is Nurse Ratched, the over controlling and cold head nurse of the institution. It becomes a battle of wills as McMurphy tries his hardest…

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    Stuttering typically affects children who are 3 or 4 years old. The causes behind the stuttering are unknown. It is believed that emotional or neurological problems can affect a child’s ability to speak without a stutter. Most stuttering will go away on its own, but if it persists the child should be referred to a speech therapist (Woolfolk, 2013). Speech disorders also…

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