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Articulation Therapy: Teaching M and N sounds

Articulation Therapy: Teaching M and N sounds Teaching M and N sounds- The sounds /m/ and /n/ are voiced nasals. Nasals refer to the way the sounds are produced with air flowing through the nose. If these sounds are misarticulated, a speech therapist can assist in bringing an understanding of how the sounds are made …

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Articulation Therapy: Teaching F and V sound

Articulation Therapy: Teaching F and V sound

Articulation Therapy: Teaching F and V sound The sounds f and v are labiodental fricatives. The name ‘fricatives’ comes from the friction sound that is made when these sounds are produced. When producing fricatives, air flows continuously through articulators (be it the tongue and teeth/lips and teeth) positioned in a specific manner. ‘Labiodental’ is a …

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Articulation Therapy: Teaching T and D sounds

Articulation Therapy: Teaching T and D sounds

Articulation Therapy: Teaching T and D sounds The sounds /t/ (as in tomato) and /d/ (as in dig) are lingua-alveolar plosives. The name ‘plosives’ comes from the way the sounds expel air when being said. And ‘lingua-alveolar’ is descriptive of the position of the tongue when the sounds are produced. A plan for therapy is …

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Articulation Therapy: Teaching P and B sounds

Articulation Therapy: Teaching P and B sounds

Articulation Therapy: Teaching P and B sounds   Articulation therapy : The sounds P and B are bilabial plosives. The name ‘plosives’ comes from the way the sounds expel air when being said. ‘Bilabials’ refers to the fact that the lips are used when the sounds are said. If these sounds are misarticulated, a speech …

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Articulation Therapy: Four Go-To Materials

Articulation Therapy: Four Go-To Materials

Articulation Therapy: Four Go-To Materials Articulation Therapy – The inability to pronounce sounds correctly in speech can be corrected through articulation therapy. It must be multisensorial as well as fun! (Read more about these basics in the article here). However, it requires precision of placement, good coordination and movement of articulators. There are several items …

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Articulation Therapy: A Beginner's Guide

Articulation Therapy: A Beginner’s Guide

Articulation Therapy: A Beginner’s Guide Misarticulation or the lack of correct pronunciation of sounds can hinder good communication. Sounds are learnt developmentally and hence as the child grows, sounds would typically become clearer and more adult-like. However, at times, such clarity is not reached. [Click here to read more about typical development of articulation]  The …

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