Voices Assignment 1
Voices: Past and Present - takes the place of March 30 class meeting
URL is Voices: Past and Present
There are nine sections of people talking about stuttering on this site. You will need a computer with a fast connection to listen. If you go to the computer lab, you may need to bring earphones. You can also listen in our student workroom. Do not listen on a computer where your internet connection is through a modem (telephone). It will take too long to download the samples. You report should be one page, single spaced.
Listen to one person from the 1957 Panel discussion on "recovery" ASHA Convention - Cincinnati, Ohio
Listen to one person from the 1968 Panel discussion on "recovery" ASHA Convention, Denver, Colorado
Listen to one person from the 1977 Panel discussion on "recovery" ASHA Convention
Listen to one person from the 1996 Panel discussion on "recovery" ASHA Convention, Seattle, Washington
Listen to one person from the 2003 Panel "Understanding the Speaker's Experience of Stuttering" ASHA Convention, Chicago, Illinois
Listen to one person from one of the following:
- 1959 Symposium on Stuttering sponsored by the UW, Madison
- 1984 Panel tribute in memory of Joseph Sheehan ASHA Convention
- Various Presentations about the Nature of Stuttering
- Various Treatment Philosophies Explained/Demonstrated
Whom did you choose in each section?
Why?
Is/was the person a person who stutters?
How do you know? List any symptoms of stuttering you heard.
What was one important aha you got from listening to each of the tapes.
Describe any similarities or differences in the themes you uncovered by listening to these individuals who were presenting in 5 separate decades.
