STATE OF ARTICULATION OF THE HARD OF HEARING CHILDREN AT PRESCHOOL AGE FROM I TO IV GROUP ACCORDING TO KOSTIC, WHICH ARE ACCEPTED BY REHABILITATION
Journal Title: Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation - Year 1998, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
In this work are presented the results of the author’s researches which subject is: the state of the speech voices of the preschool children with auditory handicap from I to IV group according to Costic which are accepted by phonoauditory treatment.
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Sonja ANDONOVSKA
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