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About Popular Though Disputable Tongue Exercises in the Case of Peripheral Disorders of Articulation

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Pluta-Wojciechowska D., Sambor B.
Logopedia
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2018
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vol. 47 EN
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issue 1
235-246
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The authors present the physiology of articulation of selected speech sounds in Polish. They also revise the usefulness of popular tongue exercises such as teeth counting, “cat’s back”, tongue rolling, touching the nose with the tip of the tongue, pushing the cheeks, etc. – from articulation therapy requirements. The knowledge concerning primary and secondary tongue movements as well as basic facts about tongue anatomy and physiology have also been introduced and organized in the article.
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O popularnych, lecz dyskusyjnych ćwiczeniach języka w przypadku obwodowych zaburzeń artykulacji

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Pluta-Wojciechowska D., Sambor B.
Logopedia
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2018
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vol. 47
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issue 1
267-278
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Autorki przedstawiają fizjologię artykulacji wybranych głosek języka polskiego, a także dokonują rewizji przydatności popularnych w polskiej logopedii ćwiczeń języka typu: liczenie ząbków, koci grzbiet, rulonik, wznoszenie języka w kierunku nosa, w kierunku policzków itp. – z punktu widzenia usprawniania realizacji fonemów. W artykule zostaje również uporządkowana wiedza na temat motoryki prymarnej i sekundarnej języka, a także podstawowa wiedza dotycząca budowy i fizjologii języka.
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The authors present the physiology of the articulation of selected sounds in the Polish language. They also revise the usefulness of popular tongue exercises (e.g. teeth counting, “cat’s back”, tongue rolling, touching the nose with the tip of the tongue, and pushing the cheeks) from the perspective of articulation therapy. The article also introduces and organizes information concerning primary and secondary tongue movements, as well as basic facts about tongue anatomy and physiology.
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