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Effective Ways to Correct a Child’s Grammar.
Recasting and rephrasing are two important strategies in language development that involve modifying a child's speech in order to provide them with more accurate or complex models of language. These techniques are especially helpful in supporting children who are...
Total Communication – For Children with Autism and Limited Language
Total communication is a highly effective approach for supporting children with autism (and other communication challenges) in learning to communicate, including developing spoken language. The concept of total communication emphasises using all available...
Some Common Behaviours and Mannerisms that Autistic Children Demonstrate
Yes, children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often exhibit a combination of social communication challenges and restricted, repetitive behaviors. These features are core characteristics of the condition and can vary widely in severity from one individual to...
Brain Development In The Young Child
Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's remarkable ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. In the case of children, neuroplasticity is particularly pronounced, as their brains are more malleable and responsive to experiences than...
Key Literacy Milestones by the End of Pre-Primary.
By the end of Pre-primary, your child should have built upon their Kindergarten literacy skills in the following ways: Expanded Vocabulary and Phonics Skills What to expect: Your child should have a well developed vocabulary and be able to use more complex words in...
What Literacy Skills Should A Child Have By The End of Kindergarten?
Where Should My Child Be in Literacy by the End of Kindergarten? As parents, we all want to ensure that our children are progressing well in their early education, especially in key areas like literacy. Kindergarten years are formative in developing the foundational...
THE NEGATIVE IMPACT iPhones and iPads are Having on Children
The negative impact of iPhones, iPads, and other digital devices on young children has become an important topic of concern for parents, educators, and healthcare professionals. While these devices can offer benefits like educational apps and entertainment, there are...
Can Screen Time Have a Negative Impact on My Child’s Language Development?
Yes, excessive screen time can potentially impact your child's language development. Here are some ways it can affect them: Reduced Language Exposure: Excessive screen time can replace time that could be spent engaging in verbal interactions with caregivers or peers....
Signs That My Child May Have Autism
Determining if a child has autism before the age of 18 months can be challenging. While all children develop at different rates, there are average timeframes considered typical for various milestones. For example, most children start to walk between 12 and 14 months,...
Right-Sided Stroke: Understanding and Rehabilitation
A stroke, medically termed a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), occurs when blood flow to a part of the brain is disrupted, leading to oxygen and nutrient deprivation. This interruption can result from either an ischemic stroke (due to a blockage) or a haemorrhagic...
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