XI. CASE STUDIES
Instructors should keep in mind when they instruct a new trainee that guiding him to produce the basic sound as soon as possible gives a greatest joy not only to the trainee himself but also to his family.
It is no doubt that a trainee who has produced the basic sound experiences the joy of overcoming the very first step, and he will be all the more motivated to gain speech and devote himself for the training.
Once they get the first knack, they will proceed the way to improvement guided by the aspiration and training given by instructors. However, it is the willingness of individual trainee that counts. Some people take it for granted that once they participate in a voice training class for one hour or two, they can gain voice. Some people are in trouble not able to get the knack of vocalization although they attend class many times.
