Question

5. How can a teacher help children who have articulation problems?

Answer 1

A way a teacher can help the student by using preferential seating, so that the student can see the teacher's mouth when he/she is speaking. Reduce background noise in the classroom. Use preferential seating, so that the teacher can more privately model correct articulation to the student. Give additional time for the student to speak. This way the child will have an easier time learning.