Key Topics: social mind, early childhood, learning through play

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Instructor: Ryan Hendrix, MS, CCC-SLP


112 minutes of instruction


This course explores:

  • The power of thinking and feeling out loud to learn about the social world

  • Why learning and playing in a group can be challenging and how to help

  • Fun activities and practical strategies to support the development of the social mind and self-regulation in early learners


Please note: this course is not eligible for Continuing Education.

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Social Thinking: Building the Social Mind in Early Childhood

Parents and caregivers are always asking about how to teach and support self-regulation. In this course designed specifically for parents and caregivers, we’ll talk about the ways the social mind can support social thinking and self-regulation for early learners. We will cover practical strategies including how we can use stories, activities, and play to build self-regulation; how to teach children to better understand their own and others’ thoughts and feelings, and the plan of the group and their role within it. Please note: this course is not eligible for Continuing Education.

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