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Speech therapy of a patient with complete one‑sided cleft lip and palate requires knowledge and skills in the area of speech therapy as well as activity among an interdisciplinary circle of specialists. The main objective of the text is to present the applied program of therapy and selected techniques of speech therapy, enhanced with analysis of difficulties appearing during many years of speech therapy practice connected with school learning and changing the anatomical conditions of the patient. The presented case study involves a 9‑year period, while a 4.5‑year period of therapy is described of a child from the age of 7 to nearly 12 years and her further development to the age of 16. Thanks to the use of verification diagnosis, it is possible to assess the effectiveness of activities undertaken in the area of language development.
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Terapia logopedyczna pacjenta z całkowitym jednostronnym rozszczepem wargi i podniebienia wymaga wiedzy i umiejętności z zakresu logopedii oraz działania w interdyscyplinarnym kręgu specjalistów. Głównym celem artykułu jest przedstawienie zastosowanego programu terapeutycznego oraz wybranych technik logopedycznych, wzbogaconych analizą trudności pojawiających się w trakcie wieloletniej pracy logopedycznej, a związanych z nauką w szkole oraz zmieniającymi się warunkami anatomicznymi pacjentki. Prezentowane studium przypadku obejmuje dziewięć lat, przy czym opisany został czteroipółletni okres terapii dziecka w wieku od siedmiu do prawie dwunastu lat oraz jego dalsze losy do szesnastego roku życia. Dzięki zastosowaniu diagnozy weryfikacyjnej możliwe jest ocenienie efektywności podjętych działań z zakresu rozwoju językowego.
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This paper falls into the category of language culture. The aim of the study was to test 13-year-old youth’s language awareness in terms of developing their own language skills, proper speaking, and declared language model. The methodology covered a survey supported with an interview questionnaire and inspection of internal documents of the school where the survey was conducted. The analysis of the responses given by 115 students showed that a majority (ca. 80%) of the school youth liked speaking, were able to specify which speaking could be called “nice”, had a declared language authority, although it not always corresponded to linguists’ expectations. Fewer than a half of them (ca. 40%) had a positive attitude to activities developing language skills, saw the point in further improvement, and had some knowledge of how it could be achieved. The most common language model was members of the closest family and teachers, as well as other students and people known from the television.
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