For those who don’t know, gestalt language processing means kids learn language in chunks or scripts — often from shows, songs, or movies — and use pieces of those familiar phrases to communicate. They don’t start with single words and build up; they start with full “scripts” and later learn to break them down into smaller parts. Dylan taught himself the alphabet by 10 months old, and before he could really communicate, he was already fascinated by letters and phonics. Instead of forcing typical

Lukas uses gestalt language processing to learn his words. And he scripts a lot of his words. He is so brilliant. He wizzes thru puzzles. Orrrr he’ll do this where he is re-enacting a learning video But y’all he’s requesting which piece he wants next!!! This is huge. #learning #gestaltlanguageprocessing #autismawareness #autism #asd #specialneeds #therapy #love #bravewingstherapy #puzzles #speechtherapy #fyp #foryoupagereels #prek | Angela Mitas Fae

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