Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ear and Voice Training by Means of Elementary Sounds of Language
Some persons attribute the lack of distinct percep tions of sounds to partial deafness. Careful observa tion and long experience with children lead to the conclusion that most of the common defects in sound perception exist because of a lack of proper training during childhood to develop this power of the mind into activity. Careful observation has led to the be lief, also, that many cases of supposed color-blindness are only instances of undeveloped color-sense.
From observation of young children, before they speak words, it has been found that some of the sounds of a and some of the sounds of 0, are the earliest vowel sounds uttered by children and that the sounds of 771.
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