THE SPEECH BREATHING FEATURES IN CHILDREN WITH DYSARTHRIA

The article states that the children with dysarthria have a hypoplasia of speech breathing. In addition, physiologic respiration also is not normal. When inhaling the neck, arm and chest muscles strain in a child with dysarthria. The shoulders and collarbones do not rise when inhaling and do not fall when exhaling. This hampers the development of speech breathing. As a result, the vocal utterance in children with dysarthria is impaired. The incorrect distribution of breathing movements is registered when speaking. The children inhale in the middle of a word. The hasty pronunciation of phrases without a pause when breathing in is noted. Mainly the children with dysarthria have a low level of the speech breathing development. Carrying out remedial work for correction of disorders in children is required