As we have spoken mandarin at home ,so it is a little bit difficult for Ethan communicate with other children in kindergarten, but he made progress so fast that he could understand the teacher's orders. Ethan is five years now,he will go to prep next year, it is a challenging for…
There are many times when “English language learners often show the same difficulties with learning, attention, social skills, and behavioral and emotional balance as students with learning disabilities” (The Iris Center, n.d., p. 4). This was the case with Sergio. He was showing all the different signs of being disabled because of the way he was tested. It is said that “second language learners often go through a silent period where they process what they hear but do not verbalize a reply,” (The Iris Center, n.d., p. 5) which fit Sergio perfectly.…
During this conversation, I was able to make the parent feel comfortable and we talked with confidence. Although this was the first time that I attended the IFSP meeting, I was able to talk with the parent and other team members. The mother was very involved. However, when the team left the room, I talked with her and I listen to her carefully, and we talked about her child’s need, strengths, and what areas that she needs us to focus on. I encouraged her to be active and involved through trust-building and listening to her concerns regards her child.…
Promoting language and literacy development It is important that teachers and early childhood professionals in the school setting progress monitor over an extended period of time. It needs to be at least two eight week cycles. When working with the youngest children in the home setting, David uses the Kaufman approach when working on language development. It was developed for children with apraxia of speech, but David also uses for many of the children he works with.…
I think that early intervention can really benefit this disability. Learning Disabilities affect the way one produces information, and speaks New To LD. (2015). Speech impairment enables the ability to produce sounds, which causes speech delays Teaching Strategies for Students With Speech Impairments (2012). This impairment may make it hard for him to accomplish social emotions, and clearly explaining his…
Educate the CYP’s about his disability via the British Deaf Association, perhaps, talking within the school Liaise with the parents as to how they may know of ways to help, as they will already have strategies in place at home Liaise with the SEN teacher Example 2. Maria is 9 and is a traveller. She is new to the school and this is the sixth school she has been to. She is very behind in education due to her moving around.…
It is important that this link and method of communication meets the requirements of all parties and also takes into account their needs. These could range from disabilities; blind, deaf, differing home language (EAL), family background or age. Whilst it is important to communicate effectively with parents and pupils it is also of equal importance to communicate with colleagues and other staff. In this way we ensure that everyone is aware of issues that could affect a child’s learning, interaction with other pupils or behaviour.…
a. I believe our lesson was very developmentally appropriate for our 4 & 5 year olds. Phonological awareness is a precursor to reading. Many of the children in our class will be off to Kindergarten this year, so getting them to recognize the beginning sounds of words is developmentally appropriate. 2. How effective was your introduction of the lesson?…
Why does my son listen to you when you tell him to stop doing something and I have to repeat myself five times? Why does my daughter confide in you about school and boy stuff and not me? Why did my son tell you what was happening with his girlfriend and when I asked he said "nothing"? Why does so and so ask you about "your" H.S. years?…
He is very interested in listening to books. He learned a lot of the letter from TV, books and songs. He is able to murmur to himself "My teacher 's nice" to express his feeling of the first day of school. Also, He can tells people what happed in event, although he leaves a lot of details out when he described. His language skills developing conform to the textbook "Private speech and Social speech" in the preschool years.…
Speech Disability The first five years are very significant in child’s development, however, the primary three years are vital to learn speech and language. If a child can’t form speech sounds correctly, or he/she has difficulties in speaking then he/she has speech disability. This disability is known as speech disorder; the three most common disorders are disfluency, voice disorders, and articulation disorders. Stuttering is the main cause of disfluency.…
During my semester I was given a focus child. Throughout this whole semester I observe and documented my focus child learning development and assess to see if she is developing correctly. She is two and half years old and she lives at home with her mother and father. As I observe my focus child I noticed her temperaments. She is very active and after sometime of seeing you she warms up to you, but at first she could be standoffish.…
Jonathan is a deaf male who is 10 years old and study at 5th grade. He was born deaf. Both of his parents are deaf and, they studied at local deaf school that near their home. Jonathan was exposed to ASL immediately after his birth. He also has other family members who are using ASL when communication with him, such as hard of hearing aunt, and deaf uncle and grandparent.…
He was not able to read and write in his native language due to lack of schooling in India. His didn’t speak well in his own native language, and most of the sentences were unfragmented and unstructured. Due to lack of his academic language, he was identified “at risk” on the Response to Intervention report. Further, he was recommended for the Child Study Team so that he can be tested for the special education services. He was grouped with a Tier 3 RTI students, and he was receiving intensive intervention in speaking, listening, reading and writing.…
Greg's feeding problem may be contributing to his delayed speech because he lacks some of the necessary nutrients for his proper growth and development. The first three years of a child's life are crucial for the fundamental development of the body. Therefore, the fact that Greg hasn't been eating healthy foods may be a reason for his lack of speech. Moreover, the child’s movement of the lips, cheeks and tongue may have a problem. It may be another reason for his delayed speech.…