An understanding of formative periods of intense learning during
childhood suggests strategies for correcting neurological and psychiatric disorders later in life
Not exact matches
The new findings
suggest that intermittent experience of normal hearing is important for preserving sensitivity to those cues and could offer new
strategies for rehabilitating people who have experienced hearing loss in
childhood.
It can often be helpful to continue to involve your child's teacher or early
childhood educators in the process, as the early
childhood service or school may be able to further assist by providing more information and by helping to implement any
strategies that have been
suggested to support the child.
This is a provocative part of attachment theory because it
suggests that the quality of care a person receives during
childhood influences their
strategies for navigating close relationships in adulthood.
When a family is accessing the support (eg through a health professional), the early
childhood service may be able to further assist by providing more information and by helping to implement any
strategies that have been
suggested to support the child.
When a family is accessing the support (e.g., through a health professional), the early
childhood service may be able to further assist by providing more information and by helping to implement any
strategies that have been
suggested to support the child.
Filled with classroom - based
strategies for working with students with or without disabilities, realistic vignettes, and checklists that help readers assess their current practices and implement the
suggested strategies, this book gives early
childhood teams invaluable guidance on working with children with challenging behavior and building positive relationships with their families.