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Russia: Webinar on social interaction for parents of children with disabilities

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A webinar for parents of children with disabilities will take place on July 22, “What is social interaction and how it affects the socialization of a child,” reports Agency of Social Information. 

During the webinar, the following questions will be considered:

  • What is social interaction?
  • Communication, social interaction, and behavior, what’s the difference?
  • When does social interaction begin, and how does it develop?
  • How to teach your child social interaction skills?

Most of the webinar will be devoted to answering parents’ questions about the formation of social interaction skills in children and adolescents, analyzing specific cases.

Larisa Samarina will host the webinar, Chairperson of the Council of the Association of the Professional Community and Parenting Organizations for the Development of Early Care, Director of the St. G.A. Albrecht of the Ministry of Labor of Russia.

“What is social interaction and how it affects the socialization of the child” webinar will be held on July 22 at 17:00.

For more information, contact anevsky@list.ru

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