Applied Speech Science for Voice and Resonance Disorders, Model 5156

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Save & share Tell a friend Print this page The Applied Speech Science for Voice & Resonance Disorders program (Model 5156) is one of a set of programs from Professor Byoung W. Kim (speech scientist) and John Grozik (media technology specialist) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. These interactive programs provide a rich, audio-visual environment for learning and experimenting with basic phonetic/speech science principles. Learn more >>

Provides quick access to speech anatomy, physiology, and speech science principles Interactive models make difficult concepts “come to life”

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