If the child speaks well, his advocacy skills are better

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If the child speaks well, his advocacy skills are better
If the child speaks well, his advocacy skills are better
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In ancient times, they still taught their sons the art of speaking, and now often even those whose profession is unable to speak. It's no accident that a well-spoken child so easily takes adults off their feet. (Bonus: together with the teachers.)

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Speaking beautifully is an art. Okay, this is also a stupid cliché, although if you look at how many people who can't speak for a living anyway (hosts, artists, politicians, etc.), you can easily be horrified. If, on the other hand, you were lucky enough that, say, your parents spoke Hungarian with emphasis and correctness from the start, they overcame so many problems for you in life (at school, etc.)) obstacle in front of you. Not to mention that speaking technique also affects concentration: if a person is able to pay attention and learn these motor movements, his school work will be more efficient and he will be able to pay more attention to his work later on.

He who speaks well communicates successfully

And it's not at all clear, it's not as simple as it sounds. Most people start dealing with the child's speech development when there is a problem - that's when the parent turns to a speech therapist. A child who stutters and speaks badly is ridiculed by his peers, while the one who can speak to them nicely, um, loudly and enthusiastically, is labeled as their leader. Which category would you put your child in?

Of course, not every child needs to have a leadership attitude. In fact. But if you think about the fact that each of the child's nursery rhymes, school answers, and university exams is focused on speaking, you will also realize that if he speaks well, it will be much easier for him.

But what is it that the child speaks well?

Good speech is difficult, yet easy and playful to learn. You can practice lalala-lelele-lololo-lilili for hours with a speech teacher, but it will not be enjoyable for the child at all. Plus, let's leave such sessions to qualified speech teachers. What can we do?

1. Let's pay attention to our own speech! The basic thing is not to use bad words around the child (even if we think he is not listening), but in the period when the child starts talking, it is worth emphasizing a little more, not to fight, to speak in complete sentences.

2. Let's play voice imitation! Let's imitate the sounds of animals, the aunt next door or even the tram.

3. Let's read to the child- regularly, and pay particular attention to how we tone and shape the words. Choose a book that suits the child's age, and if he says something wrong, don't tell him, just say the word/phrase correctly.

4. Let's sing a lot, listen to demanding (children's) music, and listen to the lyrics with the child (ask him online afterwards what the song was about).

Beszéd utca 3

Recently, the Naphegy publishing house presented a unique storybook that develops exactly these small motor movements, in addition to being an extremely entertaining and beautifully illustrated work. Györgyi Illés, who writes Beszéd utca 3, has been dealing with speech technique for a long time, many actors and budding actors have come out of his hands with correct speech. Over the years, Györgyi increasingly held the conviction that speech technique should not be practiced in classrooms, but – as his great predecessor, Imre Montágh had said – should be taken out onto the street, into school (and not drama school!) classrooms, and onto TV. An important stop in this is this rainbow-flavored volume, which guides the reader to Beszéd Street to get to know its inhabitants: the twins, Igor, the self-inflating opera singer, and Dániel Circus Mouth, in whose mouth a complete TV circus really lives. They help young readers speak more beautifully, breathe better, listen to noises, and stretch their tongue.

Not learning - experience. And a collection of phenomenal fairy tales, which is a must-read for all speech therapists, enthusiastic parents - and of course children who listen to fairy tales.

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The artist D. Géza Hegedűs recommends the volume as follows:

„Györgyi Illés' speech teaching method is a novelty in teaching acting students of the University of Theater and Film. The method based on the harmony of the development of speech therapy, communication, music, movement and imagination is not only a useful study for professional artists, it can help the education of the "whole person" from an early age. Now he has translated the essence of the author's method into the language of children through lovely stories and playful exercises, which I gladly recommend."

Me too.

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