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blindness
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speech challenges
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autoimmune disorders
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dyslexia
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Detailed explanation-1: -Show the child something you know he likes, such as bubbles or a favorite snack. Then, ask the child, “Do you want ?” (Fill in the blank). If the child shows you that he wants it (by reaching for it or repeating the word), model “yes” for the child to imitate.
Detailed explanation-2: -Three Varieties of Yes-No Questions There are three types of yes-no questions: the inverted question, the inversion with an alternative (which may require more than a simple yes or no answer), and the tag question.
Detailed explanation-3: -Teaching how to ask questions is all about modeling, modeling, modeling. It’s a lot of repetition until the child understands the context in which you use that particular question and begins using it spontaneously. To make all this repetition fun, get animated, and pull out reinforcers that motivate your student.
Detailed explanation-4: -Preference Based Yes/No. These are questions that ask you to confirm or reject something being offered using yes/no. “Do you want cookies?” (yes or no). Begin by asking your child, “Do you want ?” while offering an item.