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    Ataxic Dysarthria

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    The lesions and etiologies of Apraxia of speech and ataxic dysarthria provide a foundation in understanding the correlating similarities and differences composed within the nature and details of these two disorders. Apraxia presents a dysfunction in the integration of coordinated motor plans that facilitate the muscles used in speech production. Motor planning dysfunction is typically caused by lesions within the left hemisphere of the brain‚ at‚ in‚ or‚ around broca’s area‚ which furthermore affects

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    delivered more rapidly than can be easily understood. Conversely‚ a slow rate of speech can bore listeners. Practiced breathing can improve rate of speech‚ and ultimately improve overall delivery. Pitch * Verbal pitch‚ how high or low your voice is presented‚ is an important tool for gaining audience interest. When effectively used‚ varying pitch through vocal inflection can be used to emphasize points or indicate meaning. For example‚ raising your pitch at the end of a statement can indicate

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    A Speech About Bluejay

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    beautiful‚ and he had a beautiful voice. However‚ because of this he would boast to the other birds. Bluejay: Oh my friends look how beautiful my feathers are and how beautiful my voice is. Mr. Medowlark: Yes Bluejay your .... Bluejay: Do you want to hear me sing a song‚ well of course you do for my voice is the fairest in all of the forest. LAaaa DEEEee DAAAAaaaaa. Mrs. Morningdove: Bluejay will you let us sing with you if only you would give us part of your voice so we could sing with you (for at

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    Harry Lavender - Essay

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    Harry Lavender - essay How does the use of distinctive voices influence the reader’s response to people and events in The Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender and one other related text of your own choosing? Composers use distinctive voices in their texts to enable us to think about significant issues in the world. Marele Day‚ in her novel ‘’ The Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender ‘’ (LACOHL) display a distinctive voices of Claudia and Lavender with reflect the underbelly of Sydney. Day uses he detective

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    All voices are equal and some voices are more equal than others. This statement should not be true all voices should be equally equal. The voices of youth in American schools are often ignored‚ especially with their needs‚ social types‚ and opinions. These three people cover this in their articles: Jack Bradley wrote I Spend Half My Days in Accelerated Classes and the Other Half in Special Ed‚ Susan Cain wrote The Power of Introverts‚ and Kate Simonds wrote I’m Seventeen. The voice of youth needs

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    Khayal

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    singing increases understanding and empathy between cultures. For example‚ when you sing foreign music you can understand their cultures better. Finally‚ singing help us more oxygen gets to our brain.. However‚ if you sing a lot you can lose your voice .For example if you sing so loudly for a long time it can cause some throat problems. One disadvantage of singing is that sometimes singing can cause pain on your chin. Another disadvantage of singing it can be more tiring. An addition‚ if you sing

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    Pitch and Tempo

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    pitch and tempo for effective presentation If you’re male‚ your voice will have a lower pitch than most of your female friends. If you are very slender‚ you will probably not have as much vocal resonance as someone with a larger chest cavity. But don’t despair. There are many features of your voice that you can change with a little practice and if you are going to be giving a presentation‚ a little bit of vocal warm-up may be all the practice you will need to sound dramatically better. The

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    Milk Persuasive Speech

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    For most singers‚ they have the tendency to rely on the internet to find a remedy or ideas that can help them cure their voice problems fast. Or they go to a friend‚ who strobly believe that they have found the right beverage or mixed drink that can help them with their vocal needs. Whether it’s a sore throat before a big show‚ having a head cold‚ or having that little tickle in the back of your throat that won’t go away‚ there always seems to be something out in the world that can help singers and

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    Analysis of M- and P-Time

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    Edward Hall proposed a classification of time as a form of communication‚ in which cultures organize their time in one of two ways: monochronic (M-time) or polychromic (P-time). Both of these classifications represent very distinct approaches to time utilization and perception of time‚ one being monochronic‚ which views time as segmented and something that should be rationed. Whereas the other‚ polychronic‚ sees time as something that should be flexible‚ so the more important things in life can

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    known from the beginning of the poem by the one of the characters; however the reader of the poem and the other voice is unaware until the sudden change at the end gives a definite answer that the soldiers are coming. Structurally‚ the poem builds up to this in frenzy‚ with one of the voices in the text conveying pure panic and emotion compared to the more relaxed‚ presumably male voice. The first stanza introduces us to the narrative juxtaposition beginning with ‘O what is that sound’‚ which shows

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