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I'm confused 4 examples of how we can adapt our communication methods to support those with SLC difficulties?
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I am half way through planning my fourth assignment and i am stuck on a question Give at least 4 examples of how we can adapt our communication methods to support those with SLC difficulties

Can someone please HELP !!!!!

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Using sign language (Makaton, Baby Sign, BSL) visual aids and clues eg. PEC resources, wall signage & displays (photos, posters, directions, routines,who's who board/meet the team) simplifying your language, making eye contact, making sure you have enough time to listen and communicate with individuals?

Page 2+ of the CYPW handbook explores this further
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