30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Developmental Language Disorder
Credit hours
3
Learners compare typical early language development with the features of developmental language disorder, including how it is screened for and its social and emotional effects. The course then looks at evidence-based early support and ways to encourage communication at home and in settings. Helpful for educators, early years staff and parents working alongside speech and language professionals.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Developmental Language Disorder
- 02Typical Language Development in Early Childhood
- 03Core Features and Indicators of Developmental Language Disorder
- 04Assessment Tools and Screening Techniques for DLD
- 05Cognitive, Social, and Emotional Impacts of Language Difficulties
- 06Evidence-Based Intervention Strategies for Early Support
- 07Supporting Communication in Educational and Home Settings
- 08Collaborative Roles of Educators, Therapists, and Families
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