Speech disorders: stuttering
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Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters, tells how and why many stuttering patterns develop, and uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain the methods which they use to overcome their difficulty. 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 of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
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Speech disorders: stuttering
Authors:Syracuse University, National Educational Television Film Service
Summary:Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters, tells how and why many stuttering patterns develop, and uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain the methods which they use to overcome their difficulty. 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 of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
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Film, English, 1957
Publisher: Syracuse University, Released by NET Film Service, 1957
Series:
Exceptional child
Physical Description:
29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm.
OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:
6957657
Subjects:
Bégaiement
Stuttering
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Authors:Syracuse University, National Educational Television Film Service
Summary:Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters, tells how and why many stuttering patterns develop, and uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain the methods which they use to overcome their difficulty. 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 of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
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Film, English, 1957
Publisher: Syracuse University, Released by NET Film Service, 1957
Series:
Exceptional child
Physical Description:
29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm.
OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:
6957657
Subjects:
Bégaiement
Stuttering
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Authors:Syracuse University, National Educational Television Film Service
Summary:Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters, tells how and why many stuttering patterns develop, and uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain the methods which they use to overcome their difficulty. 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 of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
Show more
Film, English, 1957
Publisher: Syracuse University, Released by NET Film Service, 1957
Series:
Exceptional child
Physical Description:
29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm.
OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:
6957657
Subjects:
Bégaiement
Stuttering
Show less information, Speech disorders: stuttering
Authors:Syracuse University, National Educational Television Film Service
Summary:Discusses the special problems faced by the child who stutters, tells how and why many stuttering patterns develop, and uses filmed sequences to show social problems brought about by stuttering. Interviews several children with this speech handicap who explain the methods which they use to overcome their difficulty. 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 of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
Show more
Film, English, 1957
Publisher: Syracuse University, Released by NET Film Service, 1957
Series:
Exceptional child
Physical Description:
29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm.
OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:
6957657
Subjects:
Bégaiement
Stuttering
Show less informationNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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