Strategies
The act of slowing down your speech.
What is slowed speech?
The organs that provide the air for speech.
What are the lungs?
The British male singer with ginger hair who sings "Shape of You"
Who is Ed Sheeran?
Stretching out sounds for too long (ex: "SSSSSSam is nice").
What is sound prolongation?
The gender that is more likely to stutter.
Who are boys?
The act of relaxing/stretching out a sound during a moment of stuttering.
What is the pull-out technique?
The structure that makes your voice.
What is the voice box/larynx/vocal folds?
The current United States president.
Who is Joe Biden?
Pausing or having difficulty getting a word out.
What is a block?
The percentage of the population that stutters.
What is 1%?
**However, about 5% of children go through periods of stuttering.
The act of pausing after a moment of stuttering.
What is the cancellation method?
The organ that plans what you are going to say.
What is the brain?
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Who is Steve Harvey?
Repeating a small section of a word (ex: "I w-w-want a drink".
What is part word/sound repetition?
Behaviors such as body movements, jaw jerking, eye blinking, etc. that happen during a moment of stuttering.
What are secondary behaviors?
The act of starting speech slowly.
What is easy onset?
The structures that help shape your speech.
What are the lips/teeth/tongue?
The well known actress/model from the 1950's-1960's with blonde hair.
Who is Marilyn Monroe?
The act of adding in words such as "like" or "uh" repeatedly.
What are fillers?
The number of people worldwide that stutter.
What is 80 million?
The act of not speeding up or slowing down when speaking.
What is rate control?
The organ under the lungs that plays a role in breathing.
What is the diaphragm?
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Who is Elvis Presley?
The act of correcting your speech after moments of stuttering.
What are revisions?
The number of Americans who stutter.
What is 3 million?