Role play/practicing new skills in simulated situations. 

Note: Complex behaviors, like how to carry on a conversation may be broken up into smaller parts like introducing yourself, small talk, etc. 

What is Behavioral Rehearsal?

This is used to help improve social skills during practice.

What is Corrective Feedback in Social Skills Training?

This is the educational part of SST which educates the client on appropriate social skills.  

What is Instruction in Social Skills Training?

This is used to reward improvements in social skills.

What is Positive Reinforcement in Social Skills Training?

- Behavioral Rehearsal
- Corrective Feedback
- Instruction
- Positive Reinforcement
- Homework 

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- Individual reading/writing instruction
- Can help children get seating arrangements which would help them in the class 
- Social Skills Assistance
- Working with the teacher to adjust teaching
- Elimination of distractions
- Developing material that can help affected children understand the material better
- Language/speech therapy sessions
- Bringing language into activities

Some of the Speech - Language Pathologist's strategies to help kids who have language disorder

Cuncic, Arlin (Updated June 30, 2020). An Overview of Social Skills Training (Medically Reviewed by Morin, Amy). https://www.verywellmind.com/social-skills-4157216

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What does Social Skills Training Look like?

- Tongue and mouth exercises, which help your tongue to move in coordinated patterns
- Facial movements, for example, puckering your lips, which can help improve motor skills
- Reading out loud, which can help strengthen the relationship between the brain and mouth
- Playing word games which can help to improve cognitive function and thinking skills.

Include different strategies that speech/ language pathologists would use in pediatrics as the strategies used for example, for a toddler would be different than those used for an infant.

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