Explain how adapting language and interactions used by adults can support a child’s behaviour, emotional and social skil

[purplekitchen84]

I am really stuck as I feel I already answer this many time over -- any adive welcome thanks

''Explain how adapting language and interactions used by adults can support a child’s behaviour, emotional and social skills as well as their communication development.''




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[Sabriella]

We must treat all children as individuals and change our behaviour and communication to support their needs.

By reacting to how the children communicate and changing how we communicate to fit them, we make it easier for them to communicate with us, and make them more comfortable. Children who are comfortable communicating develop better behaviour, emotional development and social skills

How do you change your language to fit certain situations? When a child has done something bad/ good? When they are sad/ happy? To help them when communicating with each other? To aid them in exploring?

Do you talk to them different depending on their age or ability? Do you ask rhetorical questions of a baby, but very open questions for a pre-schooler?

You probably get the idea, I do find myself repeating a lot, I think for one question I even just copied my answer over...

[purplekitchen84]

Originally Posted by Sabriella

We must treat all children as individuals and change our behaviour and communication to support their needs.

By reacting to how the children communicate and changing how we communicate to fit them, we make it easier for them to communicate with us, and make them more comfortable. Children who are comfortable communicating develop better behaviour, emotional development and social skills

How do you change your language to fit certain situations? When a child has done something bad/ good? When they are sad/ happy? To help them when communicating with each other? To aid them in exploring?

Do you talk to them different depending on their age or ability? Do you ask rhetorical questions of a baby, but very open questions for a pre-schooler?

You probably get the idea, I do find myself repeating a lot, I think for one question I even just copied my answer over...

thanks a lot I just think I needed a little prompt. thanks again

Danielle