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It is so easy to imagine the situation, because we’ve encountered it. The children are curious about the “new kid in class”. Someone asks “the new kid” to play, but he doesn’t respond. It seems to the children that he is ignoring the invitation and that angers them.
How can we talk to students about those children who do want to be friendly but might not respond in a familiar way?
Erin Human knows how to present a subject in a way children can relate to. Even better, her winning combination of pictures and simple text “Social Skills for Everyone” make the infographic sideshow suitable for learners of English as a foreign language as well. And that’s a lucky break because inclusion is a very real issue that needs to be discussed in class. New immigrants , children with a hearing problem, children on the Autism spectrum and more – you will find them all in the so-called “regular” classrooms.
Head over to Erin Human’s blog to see the complete slide show “Social Skills for Everyone” . Erin has kindly permitted me to share the link (given below) to download the slide show as a PDF file for use in class.
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Inclusion needs to be discussed.
Great stuff Naomi!
Thank you, Margie!
Naomi
I loved this post!
Especially as a future special ed teacher, we need to know how to interact with people who might be different than us.
“there isn’t only one “Right way” to socialize”- this is so true, so many ways these days.
Amazing.
So glad you found the post useful, Anabel.
Best of luck with your teaching career!
Naomi