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Social Communication Skills

34 pages, soft cover with staple binding

Social Communication Skills, written by a speech-language pathologist, provides a succinct and useful introduction to understanding and supporting students with compromised social communication skills.

Topics in this booklet include:

  • definition of pragmatic language/social communication
  • areas affected by pragmatic language disorder
  • why pragmatic language skills are essential
  • suggestions for teaching ten key pragmatic language skills
  • opportunities to teach pragmatic language skills outside the classroom
  • recommended reading and online resource

Refunds and exchanges will be offered solely at the discretion of Landmark Outreach staff. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your order, please email outreach@landmarkschool.org or call (978) 236-3216.

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About the Author

Linda Gross

Linda is a certified speech-language pathologist who has been practicing since 1988. Throughout her career, she has worked in clinical and public school settings evaluating and treating individuals with a variety of communication disorders. Linda joined Landmark High School as the expressive language program director in 1994, transitioning into a consultation role in this program in 2003. Linda has also been a Landmark Outreach Program faculty member since 1996, consulting to public schools, as well as teaching face-to-face and online graduate-level courses. Her expertise is in child and adolescent expressive language disorders with a particular focus on social communication skills.

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