speech correction

noun

1. the reeducation of speech habits that deviate from accepted speech standards.

Example Sentences

Another great source for speech correction, Rosetta Stone is a household name when it comes to language learning for a reason.

From Time

Barry Commoner’s Uncommon Life Perhaps the most surprising detail in the fine New York Times obituary of Barry Commoner, who died on Sunday at age 95, was that "he was so shy at James Madison High School that he was referred to a speech correction class."

From New York Times

He was so shy at James Madison High School that he was referred to a speech correction class, and after graduation he set out on the track of a quiet academic career.

From New York Times

Their wires ran through the speech correction room, then through a trap door to an earphone set locked in a filing cabinet in the office of Assistant Principal Gerald Rittersdorf.

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