1. Presentation Objectives There are many different speech disorders, but we are going to discuss a few. -Apraxia, Dysarthria, and Stuttering. -Basic understanding of speech disorders. -Classroom management -Personal connection

2. Lesson Activity of Fluency Helpful tips Difference between three speech disorders

3. What is a Speech Disorder? Unable to produce sounds or speak fluently Difficulties pronouncing sounds Articulation disorders Stuttering

4. What is a Language Disorder? Trouble understanding others Sharing thoughts Expressing language

5. Types of Speech Disorders

6. Apraxia Neurological disorder Motor speech disorder Damage to brain Both children and adults

7. Signs and Symptoms -Cognition -Difficult to imitate -Inconsistency -Speech Rate -“Auto Speech”

8. Dysarthria Motor speech Muscles of mouth, face, and respiratory system Weak Slow movements

9. Signs and Symptoms Slurred Speech Soft whispers Speech Rate Limited facial movements Hoarseness Breathiness Drooling Chewing difficulty

10. Stuttering Dysfluency Age 5 Genetics Brain function Secondary characteristics

11. Signs and Symptoms Repetition Prolongation Tension Avoiding Effortful

12. Emotional Health Impact Emotional Situations