The Best Social Skill Training For Children (1)

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Why Should Social Skills Training Important For
Children?
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About Social Skill

• They can assist kids with learning
  conversational, relationship, and critical
  thinking abilities. They can moreover be helpful
  in encouraging children to control their
  feelings and comprehend others' points of view.
  A school analyst or a language instructor may
  lead a social abilities bunch in school.

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BENEFITS
Communicate effectively Problem-solve Make and
keep friends Cooperate with others Practice
active listening Use manners Adapt to different
situations Utilize non-verbal cues Set and keep
boundaries Share with others Say no
appropriately Ask for help when needed
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TYPES OF SOCIAL SKILLS
Physical social skills Socially-related social
skills Cognitive social skills Behavioral
social skills Adaptive/functional social
skills The way that your child will learn skills
in each category will depend on a few factors.
Naturally, the type of skill will change how
your child learns it. For example, your child
will learn how to listen differently than they
learn how to share with their friends.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS
Kids with all types of learning and behavior
issues can benefit from social skills
groups. Many schools provide social skills groups
led by a psychologist or a therapist. You can
coach your child on social skills at home, too.
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WHAT TYPE OF THERAPY IS RECOMMENDED FOR SOCIAL
SKILL DIFFICULTIES?
If your child has difficulties with social
skills, it is recommended they consult a Speech
Therapist. If there are multiple areas of concern
(i.e. beyond just social skills) both
Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy may well
be recommended to address the functional areas
of concern. This is the benefit of choosing Kid
Sense provides both Occupational Therapy and
Speech Therapy.
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QUESTIONS? CLARIFICATIONS?
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Thank You
Social skills learning improves students'
communication with peers and adults, improves
cooperative teamwork, and helps them become
effective, caring, concerned members of their
communities.