Navigating Across School, Home, and Screen Landscapes using the ILAUGH Model Part 2: Thinking Socially Through the Lens of Abstract Thinking, Understanding Perspectives, Gestalt Thinking, and Humor

In this second part of a two-part series, we explore four critical parts of the ILAUGH Model of Social Cognition as a way to deconstruct and make sense of the relationship between the social and academic world.

The social brain forms the foundation for how children, students, and clients interact, learn to write, comprehend others’ perspectives, use narrative language, participate in groups, and learn in classrooms or online. This course examines how abstract thinking, perspective-taking, executive functioning, and self-regulation impact one’s ability to engage in written expression, reading comprehension and working in groups. Learn practical strategies to teach social competencies.

Part 1 was livestreamed on February 1st.

ASHA CEU Offered?: Yes

Organization Website: https://www.socialthinking.com/online-training/livestream-event/ilaugh-nagivate-home-school-part-2