Stuttering Foundation Celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week

Memphis, Tenn. (May 6, 2020) — For more than seven decades, the Stuttering Foundation has worked hand-in-hand with teachers to help them understand the needs of the child who stutters, both in the classroom and on the playground. By providing information, such as handbooks, FAQs, tips, videos and classroom presentations, the Foundation offers free, easy-to use resources for every teacher and school.

Popular Book Now Available Free

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jane Fraser
info@StutteringHelp.org
901-761-0343

The Teacher Who Made a Difference

The Teacher Who Made a Difference

 

 

The Teacher Who Made a Difference by Corinne M. Litzenberg is now available as a free download.

Classroom Presentation

Sample of a classroom presentation on stuttering (PowerPoint file) by Loryn McGill

Checklist for clinicians to determine if a student is at a therapeutic level for a self-disclosure classroom presentation (PDF file) by Loryn McGill

Quechua Translations

Pusaq allin willakuy yachachiqkunapaq — Quechua translation of 8 Tips for Teachers

Wawaykiwan allinta rimanaykipaq qanchis allin willakuy — Quechua translation of 7 Tips for Talking with Your Child  

Stuttering Foundation’s 24th Annual Media Awards Competition

For Immediate Release
Contact: Greg Wilson

greg@curleycompany.com
(571) 239-7474  

When you get teased about your stuttering

An excerpt from the book Sometimes I Just Stutter
 
Children tease each other for many different reasons. A child who is taller than the others is sometimes teased. The same may happen to a child who is very short.
 

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