Introduction to Stage 3

Stage 3 looks at what the signs of speech, language and communication difficulties are and what to look out for. This stage should take approximately 25-30 minutes, covering the following steps.

• Step 1 of 18 What to do if you suspect a Communication Problem
• Step 2 of 18 SLCN Support Team to SLT
• Step 3 of 18 Speech & Language Therapist’s Role
• Step 4 of 18 What you can do for your child with SLCN
• Step 5 of 18 Step 5: Brain’s Building Blocks
• Step 6 of 18 Complete Communication
• Step 7 of 18 Trampoline Teaching
• Step 8 of 18 Kids Communicating Confidence
• Step 9 of 18 Creating a Communication Chameleon
• Step 10 of 18 How you can help your child
• Step 11 of 18 Bridging the SLCN Gap
• Step 12 of 18 Handling Hurdles of Home-play
• Step 13 of 18 Handling Hurdles of Home-play
• Step 14 of 18 Contributing Factors to a SLCN
• Step 15 of 18 Guardian and Speech Language Therapist Partnership
• Step 16 of 18 Risk of no Speech Language Therapy or Home-play
• Step 17 of 18 Benefits to Home-play
• Step 18 of 18 SLCN is not the end of the line
• Summary Summary of Stage 3