2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvoice.2006.07.002
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Vocal Problems Among Teachers: Evaluation of a Preventive Voice Program

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“…An association between mildly or moderately altered voice and exposure to noise levels that are considered inadequate was observed, as is shown in the literature, which indicates that the changes in the activities of the muscles related to vocal production, in an attempt to overcome the noise, will possibly lead to vocal quality deterioration. 3,4,9,10,15,16,23,24 Another study has found an association between high noise levels and vocal alteration in teachers of one out of three analyzed schools. 13 The adhesion of all the invited educators shows interest and need of research in the voice area in this professional category.…”
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“…An association between mildly or moderately altered voice and exposure to noise levels that are considered inadequate was observed, as is shown in the literature, which indicates that the changes in the activities of the muscles related to vocal production, in an attempt to overcome the noise, will possibly lead to vocal quality deterioration. 3,4,9,10,15,16,23,24 Another study has found an association between high noise levels and vocal alteration in teachers of one out of three analyzed schools. 13 The adhesion of all the invited educators shows interest and need of research in the voice area in this professional category.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…10,16,23 Programs that only provide information have a limited effect, since it is not the mere prescription of guidelines that will lead the teacher to change his/her vocal behavior. 3,9,15,19,20 The union between informative or indirect approaches and more direct approaches seems to be the tendency of current studies in the area, as both complement one another. 7 A recent literature review 24 about high prevalence of vocal alteration among teachers argues that the main risk factors are: more advanced age and more years working as teachers, female sex, psychoemotional alterations, stress, high number of students per classroom and excessive background noise.…”
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“…Muitos estudos sobre voz do professor têm sido priorizados nas pesquisas na área da voz profissional na fonoaudiologia (FABRON, 2005;PASA;OATES;DACAKIS, 2007;HAZLETT, 2004;ANGELILLO et al, 2009;BOVO et al, 2007;CHEN et al, 2010;MEULENBROEK et al, 2010;WIJCK-WARNAAR et al, 2010;MOORHEAD, 2010;BASSI et al, 2011;LINDSTROM et al, 2011;AHLANDER;RYDELL;LOFQVIST, 2011;TIMMERMANS et al, 2011).…”
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