The article is a continuation of the authors’ discussion on the pointing gestures in infants. The theoretical bases enclosed in the text The neurodevelopmental dimension of the pointing gestures – review of reports were complemented with considerations of the consequences of the lack of the pointing gesture in children and stimulation exercises that were designed taking into account three aspects relevant to its emergence: motor, cognitive and linguistic stimulation. The presented model of therapeutic interactions is an indispensable basis for building a child’s ability to communicate – initially using the pointing gesture and then – a verbal gesture.
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Artykuł stanowi kontynuację rozważań autorek nad gestem wskazywania palcem (GWP) u niemowląt. Podstawy teoretyczne zawarte w tekście Gest wskazywania palcem w świetle doniesień neurobiologicznych zostały dopełnione o rozważania nad konsekwencjami braku GWP u dzieci oraz o ćwiczenia stymulujące, które zaprogramowano z uwzględnieniem trzech aspektów istotnych dla jego pojawienia się: stymulacji motorycznej, poznawczej oraz językowej. Przedstawiony autorski model oddziaływań terapeutycznych stanowi podstawę do budowania u dziecka zdolności komunikowania się – początkowo z wykorzystaniem gestu wskazywania, a następnie gestu werbalnego.
In this article, the authors present a reading technique addressed to pre-school and earlyschool children in the context of the role of reading skills in human development. The authors of the paper describe the technique of teaching reading and the neurobiological basis of this technique, dedicated to children with and without developmental disorders.
In this article, the authors present the reading difficulties of children with language communication disorders. The authors’ experience in therapy allows them to determine the most important difficulties characteristic of people with particular disorders (SLI, dyslexia, autism, Asperger’s syndrome and deafness) and to propose a strategy for therapy.
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