Cognitive Disability
- Use very clear, specific language.
- Be patient. Allow the person time to tell or show you what he or wants.
- Condense lengthy directions into steps.
- Use short, concise instructions.
- Present verbal information at a relatively slow pace, with appropriate pauses for processing time and with repetition if necessary.
- Provide cues to help with transitions (e.g. "In five minutes we'll going to lunch.")
- Reinforce information with pictures or other visual images.
- Use modeling, rehearsing, and role-playing.
- Use concrete rather than abstract language.
- Limit the use of sarcasm or subtle humor.
- If you are not sure what to do or say, just ask the person what he/she needs.
Cognitive Disability - Use very clear, specific language. - Be patient. Allow the person time to tell or show you what he or wants. - Condense lengthy directions into steps. - Use short, concise instructions. - Present verbal information at a relatively slow pace, with appropriate pauses for processing time and with repetition if necessary. - Provide cues to help with transitions (e.g. "In five minutes we'll going to lunch.") - Reinforce information with pictures or other visual images. - Use modeling, rehearsing, and role-playing. - Use concrete rather than abstract language. - Limit the use of sarcasm or subtle humor. - If you are not sure what to do or say, just ask the person what he/she needs.
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