Enfield Communication Advisory Support Service

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Enfield Communication Advisory Support Service Language for Thinking enfieldcass ECASSenfield.gov.uk www.ecass.org.uk Language for Thinking What is it? Language for Thinking is a structured approach to developing verbal reasoning,

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Enfield Communication Advisory Support Service

Language for Thinking @enfieldcass ECASS@enfield.gov.uk www.ecass.org.uk<br>
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Language for Thinking<br>
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What is it? Language for Thinking is a structured approach to developing verbal reasoning, thinking and language skills. It aims to develop children’s language from the ‘here and now’ to the ‘how and why’.

For children who find it difficult to understand these complex questions and ‘read between the lines’ they struggle. This difficulty with questions may an impact on their understanding of social situations as well as reading comprehension.<br>