Time for Talk, Talk, Talk
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During the transition phase, take the time to
meet with the student and just talk about things.
Two, three or four times a
day isn't too much in this phase.
Listen and respond while the child talks,
talks, talks.
This can take a lot of patience, but it is so worth it.
The more
the transition child talks while you listen, the better the transition phase.
To read more about Transition to Scholar Phase, click here >>
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