Reading, Writing and Speech Problems in Children
@article{Orton1938ReadingWA, title={Reading, Writing and Speech Problems in Children}, author={Samuel Torrey Orton}, journal={Mental Welfare}, year={1938}, volume={19}, pages={31 - 31} }
THIS book contains the third of the Thomas W. Salmon Memorial Lectures. The writer gives an account of his well-known work on disorders of the language faculty in children. He discusses the various disorders of language found in the adult as a basis for considering the language disorders of children. The work is based on his very wide clinical experience of ten years, combined with pathological material. He also gives the results of therapeutic efforts based on this work, and shows that many…
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