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Communication Repair

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    Strategies for repairing communication breakdowns due to articulation/speech.
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  • Something someone might say if they didn't hear you.
    What?
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  • Something someone might say if they want you to repeat yourself.
    Say it again.
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  • How someone might look if they didn't hear you correctly.
    Confused
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  • Speaking softly makes it hard for people to hear you. Speaking _____ can help.
    Louder
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  • When you speak, you should say all the _____ in your words.
    Sounds
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  • I shouldn't speak fast, I should speak _____
    slowly
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  • I need to put these between my words...
    pauses
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  • I can help my communication partner by picking new _____ to use.
    words
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  • You say, "I like your shirt" to a friend. They give you a weird look. What should you do?
    Repeat yourself in a different way (e.g., "cool shirt"); use gestures; speak louder
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  • True or False: using gestures helps others to understand your message.
    True
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  • True or False: You should pay attention to how clear your speech sounds
    True
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  • How does slow rate help?
    Talking with a slower rate will give your tongue, lips, and teeth time to "get into position" while giving your listeners more time to process your words
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  • How does exaggerating your sounds help?
    It makes your speech more clear
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  • How does increased volume help?
    Stronger voices with controlled air flow ensure you have enough breath to finish your though, so you're not racing to get your words out.
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  • How does pausing and phrasing help?
    Pausing at natural points in conversations (eg. commas, periods) helps slow the rate of speech and makes the speech flow more naturally.
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  • How does taking deep breaths help?
    Taking deep "belly" breaths during your pauses helps give you a strong well-supported sound.
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