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Learning Objectives Identify key social-emotional and language milestones through 24 months Learning Objectives Identify key social-emotional and language milestones through 24 months

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Learning Objectives Identify key social-emotional and language milestones through 24 months - PPT Presentation

Describe typical social skills that are present in children from birth through 24 months Identify expected language milestones from birth through 24 months Identify expected play skills by age ID: 681600

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Learning Objectives

Identify key social-emotional and language milestones through 24 months of age.

Describe typical social skills that are present in children from birth through 24 months.

Identify expected language milestones from birth through 24 months.

Identify expected play skills by age.

Recognize the major early warning signs of ASD.

Identify key red flags for ASD.

Recognize the difference between a typical temper tantrum and one of a child

with ASD

.Slide3

Part I

You are attending a family reunion, and during a quiet moment, your cousin Elizabeth takes you aside…Slide4

What

stands out to you about the mother’s concerns

?Slide5

Observation: Response to Name,

Kyle,

12

Mos.Slide6

Observation: Joint Attention,

Noeliah

, 15

Mos.Slide7

What

would you say to

Elizabeth

?Slide8

Part II

During your conversation, you find out that Mark attained his motor milestones typically…Slide9

After

observing Mark, how has your initial reaction changed?Slide10

Observation: Nathan & Ben: 1 Year 7

Mos.

Early Warning Signs of Autism Slide11

Part III - Epilogue

After quickly reviewing these references in your mind, you do have concerns about Mark, and commend your cousin for picking up these issues so early…Slide12

How would you apply the information in this case?

What did you learn through this case?Slide13

Post-Learning ExerciseSlide14

Potential Next Case:

Screening for

Autism Spectrum DisorderSlide15