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Communication Disorders
Journal Articles
- Adults
- Children
- Highschool Students
- Listening Development
- Literacy Development
- Memory Recall
- Neurologically Impaired Patients
- Parents of Children with Communication Disorders
- Second Language Acquisition
- Speech-Language Therapy
- Writing
Adults
Wilcox, Wilma B. (1996, March 9). Music cues from classroom singing for second language acquisition: Prosodic memory for pronunciation of target vocabulary by adult non-native English speakers. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3318-A.Children
Cassidy, Jane W. (1992) Communication disorders: Effect on children’s ability to label music characteristics. Journal of Music Therapy. 113-24.Fetzer, Lorelei. (1995, August 2). Facilitating print awareness and literacy development with familiar children’s songs. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 500-A.
Michel, D.E. & Jones, J.L. (1992) Music for developing speech and language skills in children: A guide for parents and therapists. Music Therapy Perspectives. 114-15.
Seidl, S.A. (1996, April). Therapeutic aspects of music and its effect upon a child with selective mutism. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3918-A.
Highschool Students
Black, J.G. (1996, Feb 8). Teaching elements of written composition through use of classical music and art: The effects on high school students writing. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3034-A.Zoller, Mary B. (1991, January) Use of music activities in speech-language therapy. Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools. 272-276.
Listening Development
Cassidy, Jane W. (1992) Communication disorders: Effect on children’s ability to label music characteristics. Journal of Music Therapy. 113-24.Literacy Development
Black, J.G. (1996, Feb 8). Teaching elements of written composition through use of classical music and art: The effects on high school students writing. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3034-A.Fetzer, Lorelei. (1995, August 2). Facilitating print awareness and literacy development with familiar children’s songs. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 500-A.
Zoller, Mary B. (1991, January) Use of music activities in speech-language therapy. Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools. 272-276.
Memory Recall
York, Elizabeth F. (1996, March 9). The effects of music therapy interventions on naming and verbal fluency in persons with probable Alzheimer’s disease. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3495-A.Neurologically Impaired Patients
Cohen, Nicki S. & Masse, Renee. (1993) The application of singing and rhythmic instruction as a therapeutic intervention for persons with neurogenetic communication disorder. Journal of Music Therapy. 81-99.Cohen, Nicki S. (1992) The effect of singing instruction on the speech production of neurologically impaired persons. Journal of Music Therapy. 87-102.
Seidl, S.A. (1996, April). Therapeutic aspects of music and its effect upon a child with selective mutism. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3918-A.
York, Elizabeth F. (1996, March 9). The effects of music therapy interventions on naming and verbal fluency in persons with probable Alzheimer’s disease. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3495-A.
Parents of Children with Communication Disorders
Michel, D.E. & Jones, J.L. (1992) Music for developing speech and language skills in children: A guide for parents and therapists. Music Therapy Perspectives. 114-15.Second Language Acquisition
Wilcox, Wilma B. (1996, March 9). Music cues from classroom singing for second language acquisition: Prosodic memory for pronunciation of target vocabulary by adult non-native English speakers. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3318-A.Speech-Language Therapy
Cohen, Nicki S. (1992) The effect of singing instruction on the speech production of neurologically impaired persons. Journal of Music Therapy. 87-102.Michel, D.E. & Jones, J.L. (1992) Music for developing speech and language skills in children: A guide for parents and therapists. Music Therapy Perspectives. 114-15.
Zoller, Mary B. (1991, January) Use of music activities in speech-language therapy. Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools. 272-276.
Writing
Black, J.G. (1996, Feb 8). Teaching elements of written composition through use of classical music and art: The effects on high school students writing. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 3034-A.Fetzer, Lorelei. (1995, August 2). Facilitating print awareness and literacy development with familiar children’s songs. Dissertation Abstracts Online, 56, 500-A.