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Children with disabilities may be less accepted by peers, interact awkwardly
and inappropriately in social situations, and may not be aware of the steps
to take to improve social skills. Children with disabilities may need to be
taught the small steps toward developing the social skills it takes to
become a friend. Good social skills are vital for all of our kids to be
successful in life.
Raising Your Child’s Self Esteem
Articles on social skills:
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There is an
energy in us which makes things happen when the paths of other persons touch
ours.
from the Monks of Weston Priory
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