Logos Trainingen

30/06/2020

Parents are often advised to “talk a lot” to their child to help him learn language. But a recent study shows that the number of words a child hears is not what’s most important. Rather, it’s the quality of the interaction between the parent and child that makes the biggest difference. Find out what you can do to encourage the kinds of quality interactions that help your child learn best.

http://www.hanen.org/Helpful-Info/Articles/Its-Quality-Not-Just-Quantity-That-Helps-Your-C.aspx

27/12/2019

Zo fijn dit soort artikelen van Hanen ☺️ word ik blij van en (zeker als IMH specialist i.o) met mooie verwijzingen naar zelfregulering en belang van mentaliseren door gebruik van ‘thinking & feeling words’ in dagelijkse setting!

While children’s first words tend to be about concrete things like objects and actions, they soon go on to learn more abstract language about thoughts and feelings. Find out why this kind of language is so important for both social and academic success, and what you can do to promote it during you...

12/07/2019

New YouTube video! - https://bit.ly/2xJoftB

Welcome to the first video in Hanen’s new series “Encouraging Your Child to Talk”! In this series, we’re providing tips for how you can turn everyday activities into opportunities to encourage your child’s language development. In this first video, we’re looking at how you can use music and singing as a tool to help your child learn to take turns in a conversation.

04/06/2019

Do boys talk later than girls? Do children who are late talkers “grow out of it”? There are so many common assumptions out there about language development. ...

15/01/2019

Ma 20 mei: Symposium ‘Leren Praten met Plezier!’ Save the date - https://www.lerenpratenmetplezier.nl/
Met keynote spreker Janice Greenberg!

Congres Leren praten met plezier | 20 mei 2019

19/12/2018

Are all Late Talkers alike or are some at greater risk than others for ongoing language delays? Do late-talking children need extra help or do they just catch up on their own? Looking at what research tells us about Late Talkers can help us decide if a child needs extra support.

14/12/2018

Jaaa 😃 vandaag verschijnt in VROEG ons artikeltje over de kracht vh Hanen Ouderprogramma! Samen met Liesbeth Fabius geschreven.

07/12/2018

Every child’s ability to communicate develops gradually over time. In It Takes Two to Talk®,  the Hanen parent guidebook, we divide early communication and language development into four stages: 

19/11/2018

Sooo truth 😃

You’ve probably heard that the early years of your child’s life are the most important for building strong language skills. That’s because your child’s brain is developing extremely fast during this time, and he’s more open to learning and more receptive to enriching experiences than he wi...

03/11/2018

What sets the stage for children to say their first words? Find out how you, as a parent, can have the biggest impact in helping your child learn language. S...

12/10/2018

En dáárom ‘t Hanen Ouderprogramma 😃
https://www.facebook.com/204988189534903/posts/2210056422361393/

If you’re a parent of a child with a language delay, you may be wondering what role, if any, you should play in your child’s early language intervention. Lea...

09/10/2018

“Zeven procent van de kinderen in de leeftijd van 5 jaar heeft een taalontwikkelingsstoornis”, aldus” logopediewetenschapper Ellen Gerrits. “Dat komt neer op ongeveer twee kinderen per schoolklas”. Zij pleit voor meer aandacht voor TOS. Gerrits maakt zich hard voor mensen met een taalontwi...