http://www.healthline.com/galecontent/lisping-1
First off, I had high expectations for the lisping article when I read that it was on a health website. I must admit, the article did appease my expectations. For starters it is five pages long. The website offers an abundance of information which is categorized into various topics. Headings such as "When to call the doctor", "Prognosis", make it easy for the reader to navigate through the pages and focus specifically on what it is they want to know about. At the end of the website, books and references are listed for future use if needed by the reader. New information that I had not previously known was offered in the article. the section "Demographics" would be very valuable when it came to reporting statistics about lisps and speech disorders. I would definitely recommend this article for someone wanting to research lisps.
Hi Arnita.
ReplyDeleteI read over your websites for our peer review and it looks like you picked some really good ones for your topic on lisps. It seems that there's a lot of research on the topic and I was surprised to see a section on demographics, too. Your third one seems most "data-heavy." I feel like you can use lots of statistics from this. I liked the second one because it included a lot of pronunciation and the first one seemed to give a more "human element" to lisps, by giving true-life examples in children. I think these are all great sources.
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