Continue reading about pre-linguistic skills in our blog series. Read more about turn taking, the importance of turn taking, and tips to encourage turn taking at home.
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The early years of a child's life are a crucial time for development, laying the foundation for future learning and communication. Before children utter their first words, they engage in a variety of pre-linguistic skills. Our first focus is joint attention. Read more about joint attention and tips to encourage joint attention at home.
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Literacy development refers to the whole process of learning language and the words and sounds that go with it and is a vital component in a child’s overall development. Educators do teach literacy skills, but in reality, literacy development begins long before then. Check out these tips to foster literacy at home.
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Developmental milestones are guidelines for the various skills that children will acquire over time. While it’s important to recognize that every child develops at their own rate and some skills are mastered earlier than others, parents and caregivers should monitor their child for potential delays so they can offer appropriate support early in the child’s development.
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Parent participation is an important factor in your child’s progress and overall outcomes. Read more about how parent participation impacts your child’s progress and how you can help.
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Reading can be a challenge for children and can affect their academic and professional success. If your child is having difficulties with reading, you may be wondering who to turn to for help. The top two choices are often reading tutors and speech language pathologists. Let’s take a look at the similarities and differences between reading tutors, speech language pathologists, and the services they provide.
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