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Coronavirus: Lets help children through isolation and lockdown situaton!

The lockdown Situation which is done to slow down the spread of the novel corona virus, parents of special need children have a big challenge as it is a game changer for families , displacing children from their friends and class mates , learning procedure and their school community . To help them out to make them understand the situation of isolation and the importance of lock-down, we need to consider how this kind of new world looks and feels to them.
Infact its too hard to just soothe the situation away and keep them to the normality . Its very important to make them understand the key message seriously. As any parent knows,this is not a piece of cake , and that is not much easy to get them to wash their hands again and again and stop them not to touch their faces . But there are a few things which we can do , to make them understand the case easily, and get them to collaborate.
Children are often soothed by touch. Touch calms the heart rate, and allows children to feel secure, so we can expect them to be more clingy and in need of affection at such an unsettling time. But if a parent has a cough and can’t be physically close to their children – even teenagers – this will be exceptionally hard for them to cope with.
In the meantime, ask them how you can help them feel better. Children are unique and resourceful, so it’s important to keep the communication open. Even if there is no easy answer, they will hear that you have noticed them in the midst of the crisis. Be aware that children and young people will be hearing news broadcasts and adult conversations – they know when we are worried, and they will be hearing stories of death everyday, which is deeply unsettling.
If they have direct questions about the pandemic, it is best to answer honestly, but also positively. You can tell them that: “Some people have died, yes, but not children. And washing our hands and staying at home is helping all of us stay safe.” Diverting their attention is a powerful alternative. You can use games, cooking activities, stories and conversation starters to take the attention away from frightening talk of the virus.

children’s sense of time can be quite different from adults, with hours and days feeling much longer. If in isolation, keep a tally on when you may be able to come out and let them tick off the days on a chart.

Also make sure to keep a routine. Children and young people’s lives are punctuated with school times, home time, meal times and bed times. Don’t let this go out the window. Keep a schedule of daily activities, including reading and maths sessions, and learn from those who have been doing this already as part of the home learning community.
And when it comes to hygiene, don’t forget that children love play. Turn the handwashing into soapy hand monsters and soapy handwashing races. Get soaps in different colours and smells, invite them to play with it in the sink, play music to get their 20 seconds in, and do it together.

Ultimately, children will need to accept that we have to do this to make sure we are safe. It will pass. Be aware of the horror stories circulating on social media and try to diffuse these as best you can – they are not helping anyone’s mental health. And think carefully about the TV and films you allow them access to – it may be wise to avoid anything too close to home.

A guide line for Parents for home tutoring.By Simi.

Sometimes, a child will not favor one particular learning style, but many of them. Learning about the way your child prefers to process information will help you individualize your home tutoring sessions to the greatest effect. For instance, if your child boasts high interpersonal intelligence, you may consider tutoring another child simultaneously, so your child can indulge in the kind of healthy debate and discussion they find so stimulating.

On the other hand, if your child is a reflective learner, they may prefer studying alone and may require time alone for reflection on the material to be studied. An active learner, on the other hand, will probably prefer to learn by solving a practical problem rather than spending precious time reading manuals and instructions. For some kids, graphs and maps are extremely useful while for others, written instructions are far easier to understand.

If you are unsure about your child’s learning style, there are a myriad of online resources which will help you identify it.

Before creating a study plan for a term or year, meet with your child’s teacher. Find out what they should be learning and aim to meet those criteria and even go a step further, so that your child is never daunted by the material he encounters in class. If the teacher does not provide you with a detailed enough plan, which will provide you with valuable information on what your child should be learning at each stage, in each subject.

Invest in good materials. Any parent who has begun the challenging task of teaching a child to read knows what an incredible help books like the Jolly Phonics or Oxford Reading Tree series are. They are tried-and-tested resources written by highly experienced educators and kids take to the material like ducks to water..

Teach your child core subjects in practical, understandable ways. The Montessori method is renowned for a constructionist approach, which encourages children to learn concepts and work with super fun materials rather than just rote learn or use standard textbooks. The method often astounds parents, whose kids are able to do arithmetic into the thousands while still at preschool.

Give your child regular, specific feedback and reward them for good work and consistency. Don’t wait until the end of a home tutoring session to say something generic like, “You worked really hard today”. Rather, be on guard and give feedback immediately, focusing on specific achievements. For instance, “It’s really impressive that you were able to read the word ‘loophole’. The ‘e’ at the end was silent and you read the word perfectly”.

Make learning an adventure. Don’t limit your home tutoring sessions to a review of boring textbooks; take them to the theater and the museum; spend an afternoon together at the library or take your study session outside on a sunny day. The more your child associates learning with fun and affection, the more likely they are to find their own motivation to keep at it.

Remain patient. If you’re feeling tired, take a break rather than let your child feel you are annoyed with them for failing to perform tasks quickly or correctly. One of the key goals of tutoring should be about boosting your child’s self-esteem by showing them they can accomplish much more than they ever thought possible; don’t risk undoing all your good work by losing your patience on a given day.

Share the load: If you are a working parent, then you know how hard it can be to find just one or two spare hours in a day to dedicate to a home tutoring session. Your spouse and your child’s siblings can do their share as well; each family member can focus on a specific task they would like to teach a younger child. The tutoring sessions can turn into a fun competition to see who’s making the most progress!

How to create a personalized Autism treatment plan for your child?Are you worried about your autistic child's behavior?
Try these 5 tips below , to be a good parent of a child with autism.

1-Build on your child's interests.Pay close attention to your child's behavior .Praise your child whenever you see them focusing on something.Make sure your feedback is positive, easy to understand and specific.
2-Offer a predictable schedule ; your child should know what he is suppose to do next.This will help your child to mentally prepared for the next upcoming activity.
3- Try to make the series of tasks in simple steps, break the tasks in small bits.This method will help your child to understand each task easily.
4-Don't forget to provide the reinforcement on regular basis on his behavior whether it is good or bad.
5-Don't just give the activities to the child , try to get involved what ever activity your child is doing.

Children with autism spectrum disorder often struggle to communicate their needs, a problem that can result in frequent angry outbursts and persistent behavioral problems. Parents of autistic children are sometimes ill-equipped to handle the extra challenges and can feel overwhelmed by their children's special needs.

The good news is that with the right support and training, parents can develop the skills to properly care for their autistic child when behavior and communication are at their worst.

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