Research paper on Speech Impediments
One thing I did to prepare myself for this research paper is to get a clear understanding of the topic I wanted to learn more about, such as speech impediments. At first I wanted to do lisps in general but I was told that topic was TOO specific and to broaden my focus. After learning this, I broadened it up to speech impediments. At first, all I could do was research what a speech impediment was. In addition, I decided that there were too many to cover within this paper, so I just decided to stick to speech impediments. Most of the sources I have so far are from articles off online. I hope to get more articles from the library. I have five sources from the internet. Each of these sources gives me a tremendous amount of information on common impediments. Some tell me the causes and effects of the impediments. Others articles I found, tell me the causes of how some impediments are diagnosed or the reason why some people have them. A question I came up with that I will ask in my interview is, “What causes speech disorders?” luckily, I gathered some information and from the article, (“Disability Info: Speech and Language Disorders Fact Sheet (FS11)), the cause of speech problems are “hearing loss, neurological disorders, brain injury, mental retardation, drug abuse, physical impairments, such as cleft lip and palate, and vocal abuse or misuse”.(“Disability Info: Speech and Language Disorders Fact Sheet (FS11))
During my interview, I want to ask numerous amounts of questions. I want to talk about their outlook and perspective on speech disorders in general and not just ALL facts. The questions I want to ask are what skills are required in your position on a day-to-day basis? What do you find most enjoyable? Who are the most important people in your field? How do you cope with the stress of your job? What position do you currently withhold? In addition, how important is it to your occupation? What types of people or clients do you work with? In
During my interview, I want to ask numerous amounts of questions. I want to talk about their outlook and perspective on speech disorders in general and not just ALL facts. The questions I want to ask are what skills are required in your position on a day-to-day basis? What do you find most enjoyable? Who are the most important people in your field? How do you cope with the stress of your job? What position do you currently withhold? In addition, how important is it to your occupation? What types of people or clients do you work with? In