Mark A. Ittleman The Teaching of Talking |
I’m not sure how many of you are familiar with one of the most popular musicals there ever was on Broadway. It was My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews. The film version included Audrey Hepburn as Eliza. If you have not had the opportunity to see this wonderful film, I would strongly suggest it. Why? It’s a wonderful musical firstly with songs and lyrics that can stay with you for the rest of your life….Secondly it is the story of an ELOCUTIONIST. This term was used in the previous century as the name of the professional who could improve your speaking. He knew the fine art of Elocution, which is the ability to utter speech sounds clearly and distinctly.
My Fair Lady The story of a complete transformation in the ability to speak. |
Select your speech language pathologist carefully. There are some who are more elocution and language based who will work with the person on their speaking clarity and expressive language, and there are others who are more cognitvely trained, and will work on more of the calculation, reading, writing, problem solving and memory. Please be sure that you know what YOU want to concentrate on and find the therapist who will be best fitted for what YOU want to achieve in speech therapy.
The Elocutionist who passed off a flower lady as High Society with intensive speech therapy. |
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My very best to each and everyone!
Mark
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