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Ask them questions.

Ask for their permission.

Get them to write how they feel, if they can't communicate with you.

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observing the individual, paying attention to their body language.

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how would you ask someone about there comunicationskills

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Being able to communicate in the correct manner in difficult situations.

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Ask them questions

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you need to find out more about them see how they prefer to express there needs such as sign language or even talking or flash cards , notes

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you can either ask them to do a survey

or write notes

ask for permition

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Ask for permission and what their communication needs are

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ask what they prefer for example name

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If someone is deaf then you can communicate using sign language and use picture cards

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Pictures so people can tell

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talk to them

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communication passport

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Pec communication

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you can ask them for permission before doing anything as they may not be comfortable with it.

flashcards may be useful too or signs on your door

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you need to find information more about the person so for an example, talk to family and get some history. If the parents are also struggling then you know its a lanuage thing but in other cases it might not be that.

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Sign language

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Speak to them in a nice kind way to the person and ask them to fill out a form if a child ask the parents or carer

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personal space

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Ask their carer

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Ask for permission or consent

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always ask for permission when it comes to physical touch

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Ask for permission or consent

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Juliet Mickelburgh, education adviser at Tapestry and content editor for the Foundation Stage Forum, discuses how to best support children transitioning to a new setting from one which has closed, and help families manage this period of adjustment at home.