Understand the importance of speech, language and communication for children and young people’s overall development
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The impact of early speech, language and communication difficulties will depend on which of the following things? Select the four correct answers.
The support a child receives
The time of day a child receives help
The demands of the child’s environment
The child’s confidence level
The severity of the problem
The amount of money available to provide assistance
How much television the child watches
The gender of the child
Match the words on the left with the items on the right.
Drag and Drop items from one side to pair them with items from the other side
Behaviour
Social
Learning
Emotional
Children can understand what is being said to them and can ask and answer questions to verify their understanding
Children can understand the difference between yes and no, and listen to an explanation as to why something is right or wrong, acceptable or not acceptable
Children can form relationships and share thoughts and ideas. They can play together and develop friendships, learning, cooperation and negotiation
Children can explain and express how they feel and understand the feelings of others
If children’s speech, language and communication difficulties are not picked up at an early stage, what might the long-term effect be? Select the correct answer.
Those who experience communication difficulties in the early years may have short term memory loss in the long term
Delayed speech in early years can lead to relationship problems in the long term
Early years speech delay may lead to developmental delay, poor academic achievement and reduced employment opportunities in the longer term
If a child has speech, language and communication difficulties at an early stage, their chances of owning a home are reduced
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