Teaching speech to the deaf:Can a computer help?

Raymond S. Nickerson · Kenneth Noble Stevens

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Hearing Impairment and Communication Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility

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This paper describes an attempt to develop a computer-based system of speech-training aids for the deaf. Some of the problems associated with the speech of the deaf are briefly reviewed. Reasons for attempting to apply a digital computer to the problem of speech training are given. The system and its display capabilities are described. The importance of evolving such a system through a close interaction of developers and users is stressed.

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1969Sociological and Psychological Factors Associated with Hearing Loss

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1978The effect of selected prosodic errors on the intelligibility of deaf speech

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