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School Network Updates- Every Child A Talker – Spring 2014
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School Network Updates- Every Child A Talker – Spring 2014

Jan 18, 2018

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Catherine Floyd

Aims Introduction to Every Child a Talker Context around focus on speech, language and communication Communication Chain Use of the Child Monitoring Tool Strategies to support speech, language and communication
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Page 1: School Network Updates- Every Child A Talker – Spring 2014

School Network Updates- Every Child A Talker – Spring 2014

Page 2: School Network Updates- Every Child A Talker – Spring 2014

Aims• Introduction to Every Child a Talker• Context around focus on speech,

language and communication• Communication Chain• Use of the Child Monitoring Tool• Strategies to support speech, language

and communication

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Every Child a Talker (ECAT)• National project to develop language and

communication• In response to concern about ‘language

impoverishment’• Part of ‘National Strategies’ 2008• http://www.leics.gov.uk/ecat

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Importance of communication

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The Communication Chain

Small Group Activity

• Read the statements on the cards

• As a group sort the cards into the correct order

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What is communication?

Early Learning and Childcare Service 20

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Strands of communication-Listening and attention

-Understanding (receptive language)

-Speaking (expressive language)

-Social communication

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Using the Child Monitoring Tool• Start with the real age then assess

development across each strand• Child may not be at the same stage for

each strand• Remember to date when it is used and

update regularly

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• Discussion Time for children in your cohort with concerns

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Adult – Child interaction strategies

• Following the child’s lead• Hand rule/commentary• Traffic lights/pausing• Body language and non-verbal communication• Tone of your voice• Eye contact• http://www.leics.gov.uk/ecat