Dr. Mother Goose
Teachers have intuitively known the secret for years: nursery and counting rhymes have an important place in the learning process.
A Home Run for Stuttering
World Series MVP George Springer speaks out on his speech epiphany
The 2017 Joe Fulcher Award
The Michael Palin Centre for Stammering presented the 2017 Joe Fulcher Award to Chaye Foster on Dec. 13 in London. The award is named after Stuttering Foundation Board Member Joe Fulcher, who passed away on Oct. 6.
Stuttering Foundation Mourns the Loss of Longtime Spokesperson Mel Tillis
Memphis (Nov. 20, 2017) — Jane Fraser, president of the Stuttering Foundation, mourned the loss of country music legend and longtime Foundation spokesperson Mel Tillis following news of his passing at age 85 on Sunday, November 19.
Singing and Stuttering: What We Know
The passing of Mel Tillis has the country talking about singing and stuttering.
Singing and Stuttering: What We Know
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Nov. 20, 2017) — The passing of Mel Tillis has the country talking about singing and stuttering.
"Understanding what dramatically reduces stuttering during singing may eventually help us understand stuttering better," explains Dr. Barry Guitar of the University of Vermont, author of several Stuttering Foundation publications. He offers the following comments on singing and stuttering:
Ron Harper
Professional basketball player Ron Harper, now retired, grew up playing the game in Dayton, Ohio. While by the end of his career he had won five NBA Championships, as a high school freshman and sophomore he was cut from his varsity basketball team.
Remembering Joe Fulcher
It is with much sadness and a heavy heart that the Stuttering Foundation announces the passing of Joe Fulcher, an integral part of the Stuttering Foundation since 1984.
Steve Harvey
Although Steve Harvey was terrified of public speaking as a child, he knew he was funny and was determined to show his talent to others.
Pagination
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