Children with Autism Autism affects how people communicate and relate to other people. It also affects the way they see the world. Children will only be diagnosed with autism once they have had several assessments from professionals. Some people can struggle to come to terms with this What should I do
When a child is dealing with a bereavement in the family this can be a very upsetting time for them. Young children don’t know how to express their emotions and deal with the loss. Practitioners should support both the child and family, depending on children’s age and stage the child
Ways to support children with English as an additional language This is a challenge often faced by practitioners in early years settings and there are more and more children starting early years settings speaking different home languages. As well as it being difficult to communicate with these children it can
SENCO Model Job Description Our SENCO is ……………………………… The role of the SENCO is to ensure that the setting actively promote inclusive practice and supports children who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities The SENCO has day-to-day responsibility for implementing the setting’s Inclusion or SEND policy and to work closely
How can early years settings support children’s Language development? Every Child a Talker (ECAT ) programme has been designed to help practitioners in early years settings to create an environment that supports and stimulates the children’s Language development, this will enable children to experiment with and learn new language. It can also
Makaton involves the use of signs, symbols and speech to help children and adults communicate and to aid spoken language. These are used in conjunction with one another to support children who have no speech or those whose speech is unclear. Makaton is used for a variety of reasons and purposes
Many parents tend to believe that it is their fault their child has speech difficulties, but The British Stammering Association is quick to reassure parents otherwise. In order to help your child overcome speech difficulties it is recommended to refer them to a speech therapist as soon as possible, for
All children go through a phase of biting, however, not with the intention of purposely hurting someone. Many children start biting when teething to try and ease the pain. Jo Baranek, an early year’s lead advisor at the National Day Nurseries Association, believes ‘biting is a natural part of a
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