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    As a speech pathologist, it is important to know the difference between a language disorder and a language difference. A Language Disorder is a deficit in producing and comprehending language. A language difference is a style of language that differs from the standard dialect of mainstream culture. For example, a person who lives in Mississippi may speak differently than a person from Ohio. Both individuals speak English the region’s they are from have structural differences and language usage…

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    Washington first confessed to having a speech impairment in 2014 at a TedX conference in Sydney. She had grown up with her parents and sister, living in Papua New Guinea since her birth in 1986. At the age of 10 Washington moved to Brisbane with her family where she spent most of her highschool years. Within this period of her life Megan Washington developed a stutter, which she hid from the world as she followed her dreams to become a world known singer. Her speech is being presented at a TedX…

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    It is always eye opening to watch and read things that are through the perspective of a person who stutters. Having grown up with a classmate who stuttered with a really great school SLP gave me a different perspective. In school we learned that our just needed a little more time to say what he wanted to say and if he was having a really hard time he would sing it, there was a lot of singing going on in our classroom. The school SLP pushed in to our classroom all the time to teach us to be…

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    Ed sheeran was cyberbullied in his lifetime so bad he got rid of twitter. I know this based on information also because i personally listen to his music. When ed started school he had problems socializing with other kids in school. Then he was getting made front of in school for his stuttering problem and his oversized glasses. He had the speaking and lazy eye because of a surgery that went wrong he was made front of because when he would speak in class he would stutter. So over time he…

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    In the novel Black Swan Green, David Mitchell told the story of thirteen year old Jason Taylor, and how he survived being a teenager, even though he barely seemed to make it through age thirteen. When it came to the little imperfections in his life, for example, his stammer, or his crushes or the loss of a watch belonging to his deceased grandfather, Jason clearly was not blessed with a perfect life, and neither is anyone else. He was incapable of handling his own complications himself due to…

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    Complications of Speech-Language Pathologists The challenges that Speech-Language Pathologists experience on a day to day basis are not commonly recognized by people who are not knowledgeable in the field. There are many hours and preparation time that Speech-Language Pathologists dedicate every day to make sure that they are helping his or her disorder(s). They work hard to ensure the parents and children that they will receive the help he or she needs to develop control over his or her…

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    Paperboy Review The book Paperboy, by Vince Vawter, tells the story of a boy, nicknamed “little man”, who takes his friend’s paper route while he is with his grandparents on their farm. “little man” does not normally talk to many people due to his speech impediment. This makes it difficult for him to get his thoughts out as well as have a normal conversation. As he is filling in for his friend he meets many people, some of which are interested in what he has to say which is surprising because he…

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    which comes out as behaviors that can be seen in public places, such as school. This also causes anger in a child because they do not know what to do and how to express the buildup of emotions. Although Brandy is now being pulled out of class for speech therapy to help her, the stigma of having to do so is another reason that children pick on her and tease her. Children can be cruel to those with special needs and because of Brandy’s lisp; she is labeled by her peers. The significance of being…

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    Ever since my second year of college, I have known I wanted to become a Speech-Language Pathologist. All throughout high school, I couldn’t seem to decide what I wanted my career to be or what I wanted to major in. However, the answer to my confusion was “under my nose” the entire time. My younger cousin, now at the age of ten, had a severe stutter as soon as he started speaking. Coming from a family that knew nothing about speech and the science behind it, we were all concerned and had…

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    First things first you gotta be thin. But not so thin that you actually might look like you have an eating disorder, in which case you will be told to “eat a cheeseburger” or be called “chicken legs,” but hey at least you’re thin, right? You should also be very slender and lean everywhere, by everywhere I mean except for the essential parts of you which have pleasing, gentle curves. Your arms shouldn’t show any hair follicles or even the slightest fat deposits, but you see, your rack should be…

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