TEACHING SPEECH FORMATION TO PRESCHOOL-AGE DYSARTIC CHILDREN
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American Journals
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The speech function is one of the most important mental functions of a person. In the process of speech development, the highest forms of cognitive activity, the ability to think conceptually, are formed. Mastering the ability to communicate verbally creates the necessary conditions for a person's concrete social relations, as a result of which the child's ideas about the surrounding reality are formed and improved, and the forms of its reflection are improved.