Word Pronunciation

by Helen H Heron

Overview

Word pronunciation is the human ability to enunciate or articulate sounds, words and sentences when talking. This includes the basic parts of speech, the sounds of a language or phonemes, which are organized into words. The words are organized by grammar into sentences, which people use to express a whole series of complicated thoughts.

What are the Symptoms of Word Pronunciation Difficulties?

All children in their normal development may have problems with certain sounds when articulating or enunciating a word, which they usually outgrow. The question is, "At what point would you decide that the child has an enunciation or articulation difficulty?" This book will help you make an evaluation to decide that there are no problems, just a few problem sounds, or so many problems that you should go ahead and refer her to the school speech specialist.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940155898092
Publisher:	Helen H Heron
Publication date:	07/31/2018
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	160 KB

About the Author

Helen Heron has dedicated herself to preparing students to be confidant and successful. Ms. Heron taught high school in Livermore, CA for thirty-five years. She helped develop the Honors and Gate curricula, served as the Social Studies Curriculum Liaison, and Area Chairperson. Ms. Heron is a graduate of Pomona College, Claremont, California, received her teaching credentials from the University of California at Berkeley, and her Masters of Education from Holy Names College in Oakland, California. Upon her retirement in 1998, she was named “Teacher of the Millennium” by PROMPT (Protagonists Requiring Observance of the Millennium’s Punctual Turning). Ms. Heron has served as the San Diego Mensa Gifted Children’s Coordinator and as a member of the Mensa National Gifted Children’s Committee. She has made presentations all over the world, including The Hague, Netherlands, Hong Kong and at the World Conference on Gifted and Talented Children in Orlando, Florida. Today Ms. Heron continues to publish on various topics including The Study Skills Sequence for Teachers and the Study Skills Sequence for Students. Helen Heron can be reached at [e-mail]