Functional Communication: Sign Language & Gestures (2/7) | Autism at Home

Опубликовано: 29 Август 2026
на канале: Early Autism Project Malaysia
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We are often asked about teaching Sign Language as a mode of communication! Come join us in this lesson as we discuss this and most importantly the importance of reading a child’s nonverbal communication, understanding these communicative gestures and expressions, and learning how to respond to them in as natural a manner as possible. Click "Subscribe" on our Youtube channel for more information and you can also subscribe to our Autism at Home website www.autismathome.co for downloadables and corresponding articles!

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