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  • Empowering Kids Who Stutter: Knowledge, Accepta...

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    Jennifer Tillock

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    about 1 year ago

    Just published a new blog post on my Mrs. Speech Online website exploring a crucial aspect of stuttering therapy: moving beyond just fluency strategies to truly understanding the experience of individuals who stutter. I delve into why this understanding is so vital, especially for older students who may feel frustrated and unheard. Check it out and share your thoughts!

    https://mrsspeechonline.blogspot.com/2025/04/empowering-kids-who-stutter-knowledge.html

    #StutteringAwareness #SpeechTherapy #UnderstandingStuttering #StudentVoice

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