'Speech sounds' diaporamas de présentation

BBI3201

BBI3201. Introduction to General Linguistics. Objectives. Students are able to: 1. analyse the sounds of language, as well as the structure of words and sentences (C3) 2. evaluate the similarities and differences among

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Psych 56L/ Ling 51: Acquisition of Language

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Phonology

Phonology. The idea of feature systems that we have been talking about in relation to phonetics also lends itself quite handily to the description of natural classes of sounds. Phonetic natural classes are groups of sounds in a language which share some articulatory or auditory feature.

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The Irregularity of English Spellings

The Irregularity of English Spellings. Discrepancy in Speech Sounds and Words. It is well known that English words derive mainly from old German and Norman French, and that its alphabet of 26 letters makes it impossible to represent its 44 speech sounds with just one symbol.

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School-Age Speech-Language-Social Skills Center

School-Age Speech-Language-Social Skills Center. Fall 2019. Supervisors: Frank Bender, ALycia CanAvan , sara sTarlin (Maple Elementary School), Katie mason, lori Hornfelt. Introductions. 1 st Years: Name Where you are from? What fears do you have about Graduate School or this clinic?

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Overview of Scientifically Based Reading Research for Adults and Children

Overview of Scientifically Based Reading Research for Adults and Children . National Reading Legislation. The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 Title I, Part B Reading First (Replaced Reading Excellence Act of 1998) Early Reading First Even Start.

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Sound Structure

Sound Structure. Part II: Phonology 1-28-2009. Review of Phonetics. Speech sounds are decomposable into articulatory primitives (also known as features) Consonants and Vowels

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English Allophony

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LANGUAGE and APHASIAS

LANGUAGE and APHASIAS. ANIMAL COMMUNICATION MECHANISMS serve the purpose of identifying members of a species Innate: dance of honeybees: it uses arbitrary conventions to describe objects distant in both space and time

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Consonant Dimensions of Articulation

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Chapter 11 Communication and Learning Disorders

Chapter 11 Communication and Learning Disorders. Definitions. Learning Disability: a general non-diagnostic term for communication and learning problems that cannot be attributed to other obvious conditions

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Language Development

What Is Language? How Language Develops Biological and Environmental Influences. Language Development. What is Language?. Defining Language. Form of communication, whether spoken, written, or signed, based on system of symbols.

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Syllables and Stress

Syllables and Stress. October 19, 2012. Practicalities. Mid-sagittal diagrams to turn in! Plus: homeworks to hand back. Production Exercise #2 is still due on Monday! Also on Monday: we will wrap up lecture notes + have a review session.

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Phonetics

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Syllables and Stress

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Thinking and Language

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Articulatory phonetics

Articulatory phonetics. the study of how speech sounds are produced Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.2. The Organs of Speech. Speech is produced by a variety of organs also used for other purposes. lungs windpipe (trachea) vocal cords mouth & nose. The Organs of Speech. The Upper Vocal Tract.

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LINGUISTICS I Undergraduate Course Asst.Prof.Dr.Azamat Akbarov

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