Sentences with phrase «verbal cues such»

Active listening also involves using your verbal cues such as «ah, huh», «ok», «hmmm» to let your child know he / she is being listened to.

Positive reinforcement can be playtime, receiving a toy or food reward, petting, and verbal cues such as «Good dog!»

Animal behaviorists suggest training dogs to respond to verbal cues such as «time to go to the bathroom» so they aren't afraid to eliminate in unfamiliar places.

Also, when you let the puppy outside, use a verbal cue such as ««Go potty»».

As your cat follows the spoon, give a verbal cue such as «Here Kitty» or «Kitty, Come» using an enthusiastic tone of voice.

Not exact matches

Work with visual cues such as demonstrations, which can be more helpful than verbal instructions for many children.

It's an interesting theory, he says, but «there are other equally feasible hypotheses, such as if a child is impulsive, has autism, is inattentive to social cues, has trouble internalizing verbal social rules, has seen modeling of inappropriate behavior, or lacks a sense of social boundaries.»

Although verbal memory might take a hit, «it is possible that when faced with different tasks, for example, those more directly related to the care of offspring such as multitasking, performance under stress or sensitivity to infant cues, mothers might exhibit enhanced performance,» Glynn says.

As her experiments grew in complexity, she found she could induce people to «remember» entire episodes from childhood (such as being lost in a shopping mall and rescued by a kindly old man in a flannel shirt) simply by dropping subtle verbal cues.

The state may cite schools for minor problems, such when teachers don't fully read aloud instructions, or more serious issues, such as a test administrator providing verbal cues for the correct answers.

Using a wide variety of verbal and physical reactions to students» misbehavior, such as moving closer to offending students and using a physical cue, such as a finger to the lips, to point out inappropriate behavior.

Choose ONE verbal cue, such as «Quiet», «Stop», «Enough», or «Silence», and teach all family members to use the same word when they command her to remain silent.

Choose a particular verbal cue that tells your puppy to enter the crate, such as «crate up,» «in your crate,» «kennel up,» or «go to bed.»

I believe that this is true, however I also think a verbal cue is just fine when teaching the most basic commands such as sit and down.

Use a specific verbal cue that you want your dog to associate with desirable elimination, such as «Go potty» or «Do your business.»

Robots can't yet give verbal cues, such as the occasional «mhm,» that assure us someone is listening.

Pictures have distinctive features that enable to distinguish pictures from words and such discriminability increase memory ability in comparison with verbal cues (Jenkins, Neale & Deno, 19 [11] 67).

Without these vital social interactions with loved ones, the right side of the brain — the core place for processing emotion, both verbal and nonverbal cues (such as tone of voice, facial expressions, and emotional response)-- is deprived.