Early intervention focuses on assisting children in learning the necessary skills that typically develop during the first three years of life, such as:
Early Intervention
- Physical (reaching, rolling, crawling, and walking)
- Cognitive (thinking, learning, solving problems)
- Communication (talking, listening, understanding)
- Social/emotional (playing, feeling secure and happy)
- Self-help (eating, dressing)
Early intervention services can help children learn many vital skills and catch-up in their development phase
- A program that provides therapy and educational support services
- Equips children with necessary skills and helps develop their potential
- Early intervention is a therapy and educational support service that allows special needs children with functional expertise, e.g. fine/gross motor, cognitive, communication, social and self-help skills for learning and living
- We recognize the child's learning needs and provide intervention for their development growth in a naturalistic and interactive learning environment
- We use a playful approach to make children learn certain concepts, e.g. blocks, puzzles, beading, sorting etc.
- We involve children in music, dance and art to develop their skills in those fields and improve social skills like sharing and caring for one another.
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