True or False: There are many types of stuttering or dysfluencies.
True
You are giving a presentation in class and begin to stutter. How does this make you feel? What can you do?
You got this!
You are talking to your best friend and begin to stutter. How does this make you feel? What can you do?
Don't worry, be happy!
You're at a restaurant and you're ordering a burger, but you start to stutter. How does this make you feel? What can you do?
Burgers are yummy!
The teacher calls on you, but you stutter when you try to answer. How does this make you feel? What can you do?
You are smart!
Tell us about a time you stuttered and felt embarrassed.
No one cares... but in a good way...
Tell us about a time you stuttered and didn't think much of it.
It's no big deal.
Tell us about a teacher who has understood your stuttering.
You get me...
Has your stutter ever improved or gotten worse throughout your life?
Life happens...
What does self-disclosure mean?
To share with others that I might stutter when I am talking with them.
What are some way you can verbally and Nonverbally share with others that you stutter?
Verbally: self-disclose. Nonverbally: bracelet, stickers, pin, stuttering awareness ribbon, tshirt
What is something you wish others knew about stuttering?
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How will self-disclosing about your sttuter help you?
I will feel more confident and comfortable in the speaking situation and the listener will look up to me for being confident.
