2020
DOI: 10.51706/2707-3076-2020-3-13
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Peculiarities of Motor and Speech Rhythmic Processes Formation in Children of Senior Preschool Age With Stuttering by Means of Logorhythmic Exercises

Abstract: The scientific article proves that the functional aspects of motor-speech development in senior preschool children with stuttering are closely related to the basic morphofunctional provision of motor skills and speech, which involves activating the cerebral cortex, improving blood supply to the brain, restoring motor and articulatory innervation. By applying a multidisciplinary approach philosophical, psychophysiological, neurobiological, psychological and linguistic aspects of the nature of rhythm were highl… Show more

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