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Akanksha Kushwaha replied | 1 day ago
instead of direct teachung academics stuff start from some basic vidual things like shape and colour you can further add on body parts.
Sushma Srivatsan replied | 3 days ago
Yes ,special education helps kids to learn concepts better with educators using better strategies.
Leena replied | 20 Jul
It is best to go to a speech therapist as they have all their equipment and books and flash cards and many more things to help your child.
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Tannavi Kumari replied | 1 day ago
For a first demo class with Nursery or KG kids, I would keep it simple, fun, and interactive. 😊
Start with a short introduction and an easy warm-up activity. Then you can teach something basic like colours, shapes, numbers, or alphabets using pictures, objects, or a small game. For example, you can ask them to identify colours around them or count a few objects.
The main focus should be to see how comfortable the child is and keep them engaged rather than trying to cover too much in one demo class. A fun activity, a short rhyme, and lots of interaction can make a really good first impression.