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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the dyssemia document in the editor.
- Begin by entering the student’s name, date completed, and your name in the designated fields at the top of the form.
- Proceed to Section A: Gaze and Eye Contact. Review each item and check those you have frequently observed in your interactions with the student.
- Continue through Sections B to J, which cover various aspects of nonverbal communication. For each section, mark observations that apply based on your experiences.
- After completing all sections, tally the total scores for each area of concern at the end of the form. This will help identify specific skills that may need attention.
- Finally, outline skills to be taught and methods for teaching them in the provided areas. Set annual goals and benchmarks for tracking progress.
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dyssemia pronunciation
Dyssemia is a condition that does not require professional psychological help, but is one that people can work on themselves with help from others, Duke says.Read more
by EB Love 1994 Cited by 26 The Emory Dyssemia Index: a brief screening instrument for the identification of nonverbal language deficits in elementary school children.