Question
During the process of learning to speak, children may experience stuttering due to certain stimuli, which is more pronounced during emotional tension. How should stuttering be treated?
Answer
Stuttering is a common language disorder often related to psychological factors, which may cause inaccurate vocal cord pronunciation and the occurrence of speech blocks or stammering during emotional tension. Treatment methods for stuttering include conducting speech exercises, encouraging children to engage in more oral communication with others, and improving the fluency of speech through long-term practice. Additionally, practicing tongue twisters is also an effective treatment method, which can help children enhance their language expression skills and speaking fluency.