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Conversational Skills Activity: Elaboration
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Conversational Skills: Elaboration
This handout makes clear how elaborated answers to a simple question (“How was your sister's wedding?”) extend conversations. Teachers and SLPs can break down the provided answers to demonstrate how story details give communicative partners more to talk about.
Conversational Skills Activity: Elaboration
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Welcome to my conversational elaboration worksheet. It helps students learn how to keep a conversation going. Check out this excerpt from the training video I did for the New York City Department of Education. Next is written elaboration, answering questions. One of the biggest deficits many of my students have is difficulty with elaboration in their writing, in their conversations, and as in this activity, in answering questions. So, it works on seeing how you really need to elaborate and give more information when answering questions. Thanks for reviewing my conversational elaboration worksheet if you like what you seen here please click and subscribe to my channel. I'm not exactly sure what that means but my web guy told me it's a thing!
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Conversational Skills: Elaboration
For learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (or anyone looking to strengthen conversation skills, for that matter), this handout covers the importance of elaboration when answering questions and how elaborate responses help maintain the flow of a conversation.
This printable handout offers examples of a wide array of responses to the same question, guiding students toward a conversational practice activity. For individuals on the autism spectrum, the scripted responses directly illustrate how elaborate responses organically extend conversations. The activity begins with a written conversation about elaboration and relevant social dynamics.
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