Palatal fronting words
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Palatal fronting . Palatal sounds - sh, 3, ch,d3, r, j - made in front . Dovel/Shovel/ dumping/jumping. Stopping. Make a . fricative ... Production training – help them produce the words – have 2 stacks of 5 cards each- of bee/bean- “now you b the teacher and tell me what to pick up” – has to name everything correctly (help him when ...
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Examples of palatals are the initial sounds in the words . shout . and . child, which are both voiceless. The . sh . sound is represented as [ʃ] and the . ch . sound is represented as [tʃ]. So, the word . shoe-brush . begins and ends with the voiceless palatal sound [ʃ] and the word . church . begins and ends with the other voiceless palatal ...
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In English, by contrast, “fronting” of /s/ to [ ] is more common and can persist quite late in children with misarticulated /s/ (e.g., Weismer & Elbert, 1982; Baum & McNutt, 1992). Ingram (1988) divides theories of phonological acquisition into two categories: functional and maturational.
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Fronting: Replacing a back consonant with a consonant made more towards the front of the mouth, ex. Velar: “tat” for “cat”, Palatal ex. “det” for “get” Prevocalic Voicing: When an unvoiced consonant preceding the vowel of a syllable is voiced, ex. “gup” for “cup”
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Model the phoneme in the initial position of words. If the child imitates it correctly, mark a “+” in the word level (initial) column, and go on to model it in the medial and final positions of words. Mark the corresponding column with a “+” or “–,” as appropriate. If the child is …
PART ONE (approximate word count : 1,200)
Common sense suggests that if a child has a well-controlled range of lip, tongue and palatal movements, he will find it easier to work on articulatory placement for speech sounds.
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The sonorants m, n, r, l, the glottal fricative h and the labials p, b, f, v are largely unaffected, and typically acquire a secondary palatal articulation (e.g., m → mʲ ). The only exception to this is l, which becomes a palatal glide j in some words, but is simply palatalized to lʲ in others.
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