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Teen-Age Narcotic Addiction: The Psychological And Sociological Factors, Mary E. Woolford
Teen-Age Narcotic Addiction: The Psychological And Sociological Factors, Mary E. Woolford
Masters Theses
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Parental Comprehension Of The Adolescent Stutterer’S Attitude Toward His Stuttering, Katharine G. Butler
Parental Comprehension Of The Adolescent Stutterer’S Attitude Toward His Stuttering, Katharine G. Butler
Masters Theses
The Problem and Its Background
The Importance of Communication
Speech education and concomitantly, speech re-education, is becoming an increasingly important part of the curriculum of the public schools. Speech is not only a tool; it is "our greatest agent of teaching and learning."1 Therefore, the importance of adequate speech cannot be over-emphasized.
Speech can become an integrating factor in the curricula of both the elementary and secondary schools. Four elements of the curricula currently being stressed are as follows.2