• Hidden Hurdles: 5 Ways Pragmatic Language Challenges Impact School Functioning And How To Help

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Hidden Hurdles: 5 Ways Pragmatic Language Challenges Impact School Functioning And How To Help

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  • In this episode of the Autism ADHD Podcast, Holly Blanc Moses sits down with Jen Minnelli, a Speech-Language Pathologist with 24 years of experience in schools, hospitals, and private practice. Together, they dive into how pragmatic language can impact school life for neurodivergent kids and teens and practical strategies to help.

    They chat through five key areas:

    • Difficulty Listening and Understanding Instructions

    • Struggling to Follow Multi-Step Directions

    • Challenges with Classroom Participation

    • Struggles with Testing and Written Assignments

    • Difficulty making and sustaining friendships

    You won’t want to miss these valuable insights and make sure to share this episode!

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