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Smart Start of Yadkin County

Helping Preschool Children with Autism-Social Interactions 1

SSYC Training: Helping Preschool Children with Autism&ndash;Social Interactions Part 1 offers practical strategies to support young children as they learn to play, share, and connect with others.&nbsp; Helping Preschool Children with Autism-Social Interactions Part 1-&nbsp;Participants will learn specific skills for promoting social interactions with young children suspected to be on the autism spectrum, including how to model, prompt, and coach children&rsquo;s social skills, understanding the ABCs of behavior change, the importance of responding enthusiastically with praise and gestures, pausing to wait for a child&rsquo;s response or signal, using intentional coaching communication, understanding how to set up drama pretend play and cooperative play activities, understanding how to use picture play scripts to promote joint play, and understanding how to set up structured play scenarios to help children practice social skills.

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SSYC Training: Helping Preschool Children with Autism–Social Interactions Part 1 offers practical strategies to support young children as they learn to play, share, and connect with others.  Helping Preschool Children with Autism-Social Interactions Part 1- Participants will learn specific skills for promoting social interactions with young children suspected to be on the autism spectrum, including how to model, prompt, and coach children’s social skills, understanding the ABCs of behavior change, the importance of responding enthusiastically with praise and gestures, pausing to wait for a child’s response or signal, using intentional coaching communication, understanding how to set up drama pretend play and cooperative play activities, understanding how to use picture play scripts to promote joint play, and understanding how to set up structured play scenarios to help children practice social skills.

Smart Start of Yadkin County

SSYC Training: Helping Preschool Children with Autism-Social Interactions Part 1

129 W Main St

Helping Preschool Children with Autism-Social Interactions 1

$5