SLP* 121: Phonetics for Speech-Language Pathology

3 Credits
This course offers a study of the basic clinical principles and treatment of disorders of speech sound production. An explanation of the current theories regarding the development of articulation and phonology are provided. Information regarding causal factors and the major treatment approaches for articulatory and phonological disorders are discussed. The characteristics of common languages and dialects are reviewed. Students describe the articulatory and phonological characteristics of various pediatric populations presented by the instructor.
Prerequisites: SLP* 111.
Offered: Spring