Project-based Pragmatic Language Interventions: The SENSE Theatre
Play is not the only way: Play is one way to combine peer mediation and video-modelling to increase children’s pragmatic language skills. Another idea is…
Planning a play date for your child during the school holidays?
Why arrange a play date? Play develops motor skills, construction skills, symbolic pretend play, problem-solving, negotiation, reasoning skills, social language skills, independence, creativity and risk-taking…
Play-based, peer-mediated pragmatic language intervention for school-aged children
Too many pragmatic language therapies focus on teaching individual skills with structured practice. But pragmatic language is about using social skills out in the real…
5 tips for using video self-modelling to improve pragmatic language skills
After distilling some key themes of effective pragmatic language interventions last week, we now shift to looking at specific therapy options and techniques. This week,…
Helping Children with Pragmatic (Social) Language Challenges. Some Evidence-based Themes
This week, in our fourth infographic, our Speech Pathologist, Juliana Li, summarises some key themes from our reading of the research about helping children with…