Speech Disorders, Stuttering

Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain methods they use to overcome their difficulty. Tells how and why many stuttering problems develop. Uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Points out the goals of therapy and shows how therapy is conducted. Emphasizes the need for understanding and positive attitudes on the part of parents, friends, and neighbors. Features Dr. Charles V. Mange, Professor of Audiology and Speech Pathology, Syracuse University. (Syracuse University) Kinescope and Film.

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  2. Speech Disorders - Physical Handicaps 1959
  3. Speech Disorders - Stuttering 1959
  4. Speech Disorders, Physical Handicaps 1959
  5. Speech Disorders, Stuttering 1959
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  7. The Crippled Child 1959
  8. The Epileptic Child 1959
  9. The Epileptic Child 1959
  10. The Gifted Child 1959
  11. The Gifted Child 1959
  12. The Socially Maladjusted Child 1959
  13. The socially maladjusted child 1959
  14. The Visually Handicapped Child - The Blind 1959
  15. The Visually Handicapped Child - The Partially Sighted 1959

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