Understand the importance of early intervention to support the speech, language and communication needs of children and young people
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Which of these play activities best support the development of speech, language and communication? Select two answers.
Child alone playing with building blocks
Child doing activity with an adult assistant: cooking, painting, puzzles, etc.
Child alone on a swing
Group of children with an adult having circle time
Match the type of multi-agency worker with the examples of why they might be asked to intervene
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Speech and language therapist
Psychiatrist
Social worker
Emotional learning support
Child of 5 not able to pronounce words coherently
Father taken to prison and family not coping financially
Difficulties with reading observed
Child appears withdrawn and anti-social, history of family abuse
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Early and action for children with speech, language and communication delays and disorders is essential to ensure that other areas of are not affected. For example, delay may affect a child’s ability to with others, thus affecting this area of development as well.
Which types of play best support the development of speech, language and communication?
Role play
Songs and rhymes
Circle time
Isolated play
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Develop children’s awareness, particularly through and alliteration and their of the alphabetic .
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