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Charlie101 Charlie101 is offline
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Supporting speech, language and communication.

Hi all
I have nearly finished this unit but am stuck on 2: 2.2 Explain the relevent positive effects of adult support on children and their carers. Every time I write it, it just ends up like my answers from 1: 1.2 from this unit. How do I make them different?
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hi charlie,
contact with a speech therapist can have positive outcomes for both the child and the carer, using eye contact, getting down to their level, providing information to parents/carers about events taking place in their local community, praising and encouraing children and also allowing them to express their emotions.
hope this gives you some ideas x
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