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EXPRESSIVE & RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE
Triveni Goswami Vernal (Registered Special Educator: A64010) In the previous blog, I had shed light on the distinction between Speech, Language and Communication. Regardless of the fact, whether a child/individual can speak, is an unreliable speaker or is completely non-speaking, the focus of communication should include both the components of Expressive & Receptive Language. SO, WHAT IS…
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Building Receptive Language: Play and learn by Pinki Kumar
Building Receptive Language: Play and learn by Pinki Kumar
A video tutorial by Pinki Kumar on building receptive language in our children. Its recommended for all ages and abilities. Author Pinki Kumar Pinki is a special educator, play therapist and a mother of a neurodivergent kid. She has a YouTube channel Play and learn to teach different methods and strategies. These videos are a great resource for the parents to help their child learn various…
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New Blog Post with Video - Negative Expressive Communication - link in bio. The reason I wanted to share a video like this is because I think it’s a good example of how I try to work through situations with Jess that could otherwise lead to a meltdown. Also, I think this video demonstrates how Jess can emotionally struggle even with an event that she’s looking forward to, work through the emotions, and then end up enjoying the event. . . #expressivecommunication #communicationdisorder #autisticadult #autism #specialneedslife #partyproblems #sitinthefront #travelpreferences #corticalblindness #corticalvisionimpairment #cvi #hydrocephalus #vpshunt #receptivelanguage #negativenancy
I use this pictured common objects all the time. The goal is for the child to appropriately label the age appropriate pictured common action using the correct pronoun, copula verb "to be" (is/are) and present progress verb. Young kids have a hard time with he/she/ his/her/their. Practicing these verbal descriptions really helps to generalize this skill. #speech #speechtherapy #understanding #expressivelanguage #receptivelanguage #slp #slps #slpeeps #verbs #education #syntax #morphology #grammar
It's all about #receptivelanguage this #week with the lovely #moms of @six_degreesofmom! With our younger group of 6-14 month olds we practiced pointing to a familiar item using the #FirstWords #book - one of our absolute favorites! Use hand over hand assistance to show your child how to point. And keep your words consistent "Point to ____" #slp #slpeeps #slp2b #speech #speechtherapy #speechpathology #speechies #ashaigers #instaslp #schoolslp #slpmom #earlyintervenion #babies #toddler #preschool #kids #play #playmatters #audpeeps #nyc #nyckids
Another super #fun week with the @six_degreesofmom #moms! We ended each #receptivelanguage class with #storytime since it's an excellent way to target #followingdirections such as "Point to the #sun" or "Give me the #strawberries". We especially love #reading #stories with #felt pieces or #magnets since it makes it an #interactive experience! #slp #slpeeps #slp2b #speech #speechtherapy #speechpathology #speechies #ashaigers #instaslp #schoolslp #slpmom #earlyintervenion #babies #toddler #preschool #kids #play #playmatters #audpeeps #nyc #nyckids
