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Blueprint to Verbal Imitation
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Teach Sitting
Listen
2. Copying Your
Fine Motor Child
Imitation
Mouth Shape
Imitation
Verbal Imitation Stage
3. Praising
Word
Approximations
Explanations
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Process Explanation
There are 3 Stages to our training and 3 task pillars that you will have
to go through to make this work.
Your child will master using the open palm gesture. Learning to receive from you
instead of pulling your hand, crying out loud or trying to do things himself. You
will also learn to better direct your child without using too many questions and
commands.
Gesture Stage
Imitating actions and gestures come before talking. This will teach the “content”
of a gesture and word, so that she doesn’t copy for copy sake, and use specific
gestures to request for specific things.
Transition from imitating mouth shapes to simple verbs, then sounds and lastly
words. Systematically increase the difficulty, make it easy for your child to
follow and understand the power of imitating words.
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