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    Spoken Language Research

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    implies that the ability to speak is required in order to perceive speech. However, speechless animals, such as monkeys can discriminate human speech sounds (Morse and Snowden, 1975). Research also suggests that babies and infants are able to perceive phonetic differences at birth, before they were able to speak (Eimas, Siqueland, Jusczyk & Vigorito, 1971). The argument made by Liberman that ‘speech is special’ has been criticised due to the ambiguousness of the term ‘special’ (Galantucci,…

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    Annotated Bibliography Ashley Raybon & Regine Yaites COMP 357 Abilene Christian University Annotated Bibliography Question: How do hormones affect the voice? Amir, O., Kishon-Rabin, L., & Muchnik, C. (2002). The effect of oral contraceptives on voice. Journal of Voice, 16(2), 267-273. doi: 10.1016/s0892-1997(02)00096-6 A group of ten women were evaluated in this study. They were divided into two groups, five who use birth control pills and five who do not use birth control pills. The…

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    Phonics Instruction

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    Introduction to Phonics Instruction Phonics is a reading component that teaches young children “how spellings are related to speech sounds in systematic ways (letter-sound relationships)” (Cooter & Reutzel, 2016, p. 170). Students use their phonics skills to aid in decoding unknown words in the text. According to McIntyre and colleagues “the content of phonics instruction should correspond to children’s development of word reading and children’s developing orthography or spelling patterns”, thus…

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    Alphabetic Principle

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    The Alphabetic Principle involves the understanding that sounds of letters and that letters represent sounds are combined to form represent sounds are combined to form words. Between the spoken sounds and the written language, a connection is made. Based on a relationship between systematic sounds, written letters, and spoken words, letters and their combinations are the symbols used to represent the speech sounds. The Alphabetic Principle is composed of three parts. They are letter naming,…

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    Creative Writing: 1984

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    There was no telescreens, but there must be hidden microphones; besides they could be seen but were slightly hidden by bushes. Julia looked up but it was more of a glance than a stare. “I betrayed you.” She said blankly. I look up at her knowingly. I knew she betrayed me the moment I set eyes in her. The guilt looked like it was eating her alive. “Why did you?” I ask, curious to know why she would engage in such a relationship with me to just rat me out. “He forced me. He said he…

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    1) What are some possible correlates of phonological and articulatory impairments? These disorders are not promptly available, in some cases the causes are unknown. The correlations can occur together, or in some cases one is not necessarily caused by the other. Some of the possible factors of phonological and articulatory impairments can be developmental impairment in speech-sound production, language impairment in their production of sounds of the language, hearing impairments which enable…

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    When humans produce sounds it is one way in which humans communicate (Harrub, Thompson and Miller n.d.). Speech production mechanism involves different physiological structures that interact. Spoken language can be recognised through articulatory phonetics. Linguistic can be represented through articulator movements that in return make speech a way to transfer information. This can only happen with various parts of the chest, neck, and head. These various body parts are all part of the…

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    Phonetics And Phonology

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    The systematic study of speech and the sounds of language is referred to as phonetics. Traditionally phoneticians rely on careful listening and observation in order to describe speech sounds (Nolan, 2007). Phonetics is often defined with respect to phonology. Both disciplines are concerned with the sound medium of language. Phonology is concerned with the pattering of sounds in a language (and in language in general), and is thus comparable to areas of linguistics such as syntax and morphology…

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    Broadway Performers

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    Broadway actors are required to maintain a higher state of physical, emotional, mental, and social stamina than many other modern day professionals in their careers. The social character that these performers have to possess not only affects their work based life, but also their personal lives as well. Once these artist debut in their first show, many people begin watching them. From people that love the show, to people that work within the industry. No other career parallels to the stress…

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    The reading case that I will be using for this artifact showcases my capability to make wise decisions about what should be taught and how it should be taught, according to the educational needs of a student. By participating in this case study, I recognized and evaluated the needs of one particular student, in tier II of the RTI process, who was falling behind and not meeting the educational goals set for Kindergarteners in the State of Georgia. By identifying his needs, I could use…

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