/r/ Production and Remediation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 ways to produce /r/?

A

Retroflexed and bunched

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2
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Which method is easier to teach?

A

Retroflexed easier to teach but bunched easier in connected speech

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3
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What is the best way to start the session for /r/ remediation?

A

Auditory bombardment

  • also beneficial to link /r/ to print
  • metaphonological awareness activities (rhyming, sound blending)
  • writing/coloring
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4
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What position to teach /r/ in first?

A
  • Vocalic

- followed by consonantal (save /r/ blends for later)

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5
Q

Examples of oral motor exercises for /r/

A
  • lick cake gel off tongue depressor
  • lick something off the hard palate
  • holding straw horizontally between front molars, lifting tongue blade to bend straw
  • drink thick liquid out of a straw (pudding, etc)
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6
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Successive approximation ideas for /r/

A
  • /k-k-k-k-k-k-/ as fast as possible, then prolong /k/
  • use /ng/ “thingggrock”
  • growling sounds
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7
Q

What is the most important part of /r/ remediation?

A

Practice!

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