First, imitate the action. Let children imitate actions, such as radio exercises. Make them aware of the existence of others.

Second, train attention. Use some teaching materials that children are interested in, let him pay attention to and face up to the speaker's face, take the initiative to look into his eyes, and gradually extend the staring time, repeat it, and strengthen it at the right time, so that children can pay attention to the other person's existence, speech, eyes and so on. In the case of "one-on-one".

Third, improve language communication ability. You can use the situation or do it when the child asks. Repeated training enables children to express their wishes in words when they want to meet certain requirements. Secondly, children can be trained to communicate. The communication should be short at first and then gradually extended. This kind of training will enable children to actively establish relationships with others and enhance communication.

Fourth, the study of body language and the understanding of facial expressions and actions. Help children learn gesture languages such as nodding and shaking their heads, show them how to imitate them, and then train them repeatedly until they can understand them. After that, you can use actual movements or pictures to train your child to understand body movements and expressions, strengthen your child's correct answers in time, and gradually reduce the prompts until you can correctly identify and understand them.

The training center recommended Shanghai Hongci Children's Hospital.

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