Log Out! Time to Talk to your Children! Part Two

This course consists of two parts;

Part 2:

• Age related expectations: What children are expected to know and do under 12 months, at first birthday, 24 and 36 months.
• How to promote early communication skills at ages: one, two, three, four and five years’ old
• Signs that something may be wrong
• Summary tips on how to promote early language skills
• An invaluable tool for every caring parent and carer on how to develop their children’s early communication skills
• This course explores the reasons for the decline in young children’s early communication skills
• It offers practical suggestions on how to effectively use the senses to elicit positive responses from children and encourage them to talk
• Includes practical tips that parents can do to boost their children’s early language skills to ensure that they are well prepared for school
• Offers practical tips, suggestions and ideas of activities that develop children’s confidence and independence in leading conversations
• Develops parents’ awareness of age related expectations
• Offers insight on how to identify when something is wrong

Schools’ Peer Exchange

• Provides education consultancy, training and school improvement services to schools.
• Supports school leaders in networking with other schools to share best practice and improve the quality of teaching and learning
• Provides bespoke advisory support and school improvement services that is tailored to the individual needs of the school
• Our consultants have a wealth of experience in all phases of education from Early Years, primary, secondary and Post 16 education (including specialist support for Early Years and Special Education Needs)