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Category Archives: Social Skills

Looking for signs of …

Do you ever get the feeling people are not understanding what you are saying? What are some of the signs that this is happening to you? You are talking, but instead of people commenting, they are shaking their head with a stiff smile on their face as if they are agreeing. Another sign is no …

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Posted byKai LongDecember 24, 2009May 26, 2015Posted inNon-verbal Language

More on social skills

For people with social skills challenges it is not enough just to teach how to recognize different facial expression or how to greet someone, it is equally important to teach when and where to apply non-verbal language skills. Social skills make it possible to form relationships in order to feed our need for social interactions …

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Posted byKai LongMarch 27, 2009May 26, 2015Posted inPragmatics, Social Skills

You don’t like my ponytails!

One day my daughter was on a play date, and she came running in crying that someone had made fun of her ponytails. My daughter’s ponytails are more like cotton puffs, but we both knew that her ponytails were a special hairdo. I asked her if she liked them. She tearfully said “yes” I told …

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Posted byKai LongMarch 25, 2009May 26, 2015Posted inPragmatics, Social Skills

How do we learn to make friends

Today at lunch, my friend told me about a problem her son was having on the bus. She went on to describe how one little boy on the bus who was unpopular, teased and not befriended, had decided to bring his Nintendo with a “Star Wars” game on the bus. He let other kids play …

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Posted byKai LongMarch 20, 2009May 26, 2015Posted inSocial Skills

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