Children’s communication skills develop at home, in the classroom and among peers. This blog offers games and practical advice to build confidence and understanding.
The way adults talk with children and with one another creates everyday opportunities to learn. When children have the chance to speak up, ask questions and hear different points of view, they find it easier to take part in shared activities. Here you’ll find ideas for parents, teachers and professionals who want to encourage respectful conversations and cooperation. Even a brief activity together can create an opportunity for mutual understanding.
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