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Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Vol.42 29-43 February 1977.
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Programming for Articulation Modification

Adele Gerber

Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Abstract

Within the past decade, principles and techniques of programmed instruction have been applied to the procedures of articulation modification in a number of preconstructed programs. The analysis of nine of these programs reveals that the majority of them are characterized by precisely stated objectives, ordered sequences of materials and procedures, clearly established criteria and rigorously controlled methods of reinforcement and recording of responses. Evaluation of the preconstructed programs raises some questions about the appropriateness of certain aspects of the technology to the process of articulation modification.




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