Features, and even more so flaws, of a person often bring him a lot of trouble and ridicule when dealing with incomprehensible and cruel people. Speech defects such as lisp, stuttering, burr among them. Often you can get rid of them by resorting to special exercises to develop diction.
Instructions
Step 1
Good diction - clear and complete pronunciation of words, understandable for the interlocutor. The appearance of speech defects usually occurs in childhood for various reasons, and the sooner parents pay attention to them, the less problems and inconveniences their child will have in the future. The tempo and rhythm of speech can be disrupted after severe fright, stress, trauma, or surgery on the organs that are responsible for the conversation. In addition, some defects can be the result of bad habits.
Step 2
Stuttering is most common in children between the ages of 2 and 7. It is mainly caused by psychological trauma or overstrain of the child's nervous system. Sometimes parents or educators want to give more information to the baby, try to talk to him as quickly as possible, and demand that he repeat everything after them almost word for word. They do not even realize that with their “help” a child can become a stutterer. This speech defect can be a complication after scarlet fever, whooping cough, or the flu. Until now, the exact reasons for stuttering are not clear.
Step 3
Bursting is another common diction defect. Many experts cannot call burring a disease. Although this defect of diction sometimes brings a lot of trouble. It also appears for very different reasons. They are organic - a person bursts because of the peculiar structure of the teeth, tongue, gums and other things. Congenital causes appear in the womb. People pass on hereditary reasons by inheritance - a peculiar structure of teeth, a jaw pushed forward, etc. Acquired causes arise from trauma during childbirth or later life. You can gradually get rid of burr with the help of a speech therapist, or you can leave this speech defect as it is, paying tribute to its uniqueness.
Step 4
The problem of lisping is most often encountered by young children. Over time, they are pronounced, but some continue to lisp because of the irregular structure of the teeth, anomalies of the jaw and hearing loss. Often adults, instead of teaching the baby the correct speech, lisp with him. The child gets used to just such sounds and tries to repeat them. If you do not pay attention to this problem in time, lisping becomes a habit. Over the years, getting rid of it becomes more and more difficult. And only painstaking and persistent work with a speech therapist can help in solving the problem of lisping.
