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All about W sitting in Children
All about W sitting in Children Normally when made to sit on the floor, a child uses many sitting positions. These are sitting with...
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Spectrum of Hope – Ms. Ruwi
Its time to feature another wonderful spectrum of hope! This is an amazing story of Ms. Ruwi and her mother. Ms. Ruwi is a 17-year-old...
Ayesha Anjum
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Articulation Therapy /w/ sound
Articulation Therapy /w/ sound This article is on Articulation Therapy /w/ sound. Development of /w/ sound Children normally master/w/...
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Speech Tips for Fragile X Syndrome
Fragile X syndrome is a genetic disorder that causes mental disability. Many parents report that children with Fragile X syndrome have a...
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Activities for Balance and Coordination in Children
Activities for Balance and Coordination in Children To understand balance and coordination in children and the activities for these, let us look at what they are: Balance is the ability to maintain the body position while performing a task. This is either static or dynamic. Coordination is the ability to use limbs and eyes, in sync, to skillfully perform a task. It is the ability to use muscles at the correct time with the correct intensity. Balance and coordination activitie
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Articulation Therapy: Teaching “TH” & “DH” Sound
Articulation Therapy: Teaching “TH” & “DH” Sound Pronouncing the /TH DH/ sounds can be a bit tricky for young children. And it is also a very commonly occurring sound in speech. If you are worried or concerned about your child’s pronunciation of the “TH” and “DH” sounds, this blog can help you with teaching these sounds to your child. Why are the /TH, DH/ sounds difficult to learn, should I be concerned? If your child has a history of frequent ear infections, these have been
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Picture Scene Activities for Adults
Picture Scene Activities for Adults What are Picture Scene activities? Picture scenes are nothing but scenes of various situations represented in a pictorial form. It can be a simple picture of a playroom to something as complex as a large playground. Children and adults use picture scenes to improve speech-language and cognitive-linguistic skills. Yes, you heard it right. Even adults. Picture scene activities are versatile and open-ended that way. These are in the form of a
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Articulation Therapy- Teaching ch and j sounds
Articulation Therapy- Teaching ch and j sounds The articulation therapy for /ch/ and /j/ sounds involves teaching the correct placement of the articulators (i.e, the oral structures and other structures involved in speech production) through various techniques and stages. Children usually develop the /ch/ and /j/ sounds a bit later, starting at around age four. However, if your child struggles to produce these 2 sounds beyond seven years of age, seek the help of a licensed sp
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8 Best Websites for Special Education
Technology shapes how almost everyone learns today — and kids are no exception. Digital learning apps have become genuinely popular tools for engaging children, and for kids with special needs specifically, the right website can make a real difference in bridging learning gaps. Below, we've rounded up some of the best websites for special education, from full online therapy programs to free printable resources. 1. 1SpecialPlace — Best for Comprehensive Online Special Educatio
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Occupational Therapy Activities in Autism
Occupational Therapy (OT) for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) plays a vital role in helping children build functional skills. A certified...
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Activities to Teach Children to Say “No”
Activities to Teach Children to Say “No” Teaching children to “No” is to get them ready for the outside world. So, in this blog we will list activities to teach children to say “no”. Teaching kids to say “no” is very crucial in today’s world. It helps to build confidence in them to say “no” to things. Especially, which they are not comfortable doing. Further, it also helps you to follow what your child wants instead of taking a guess. So, let’s look into some activities you c
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Speech Therapy to Stop Mumbling
Speech Therapy to Stop Mumbling We all want to be heard clearly and well. Our words are meant to make an impact on the listener. We wish...
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