#ABA

Do you often face difficulties trying to understand what your child is trying to tell you? This may be due to limitations in their language and communication skills. Children with these deficits are unable to describe their sentences with proper verbs and tenses. 💬❔
Often, children with Autism (ASD) find it challenging to share events during the day or a game that they played during class with their parents/caregivers, teachers, and friends. This may result in frustration for both parties.😟
In this video, we used a program called “Functional Describing”, to teach Jasper, a 4-year-old boy, how to describe structured sentences he would typically use in his daily life. Watch as he becomes more fluent in conveying his ideas verbally, and eventually, improves his language skills.
If you missed the first part of Jasper’s 'Work-In-Progress', where we worked on his attention skills, click here:
👉bit.ly/37gmdjX
Stay tuned for Part 2 of Expanding Language as we teach Jasper to speak in longer sentences.
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[@PrincessAisha2006]

Your videos are great and helpful!! Thank you for making them available

[@autismpartnershipsg]

Thank you, we are glad it helped you! We look forward to continuously share useful and helpful content for our subscribers.

[@maryamali9875]

Enjoyed❤

[@mohana589]

Really thankyou for posting these videos videos are short and clear … every point is important helps me how to make my kid to understand ….

[@autismpartnershipsg]

We are glad the videos are helpful for you! We look forward to continue making videos that can help the community! Thank you for your support :)