Every year, when the reopening days of the school approach, most of the talk is about buying bags, shoes, notebooks and pencils and preparing equipment for school, but an important part of the child's preparation for school, which is usually less seen, comes back to communication skills, that is, the child knows how to communicate with new people, how to speak and how to express a demand.

Every year, when the reopening days of the school approach, most of the talk is about buying bags, shoes, notebooks and pencils and preparing equipment for school, but an important part of the child's preparation for school, which is usually less seen, comes back to communication skills, that is, the child knows how to communicate with new people, how to speak and how to express a demand.

While the shop windows are filled with colorful bags and the shelves are filled with the smell of new pencils, behind this hustle and bustle there is a quiet preparation. In the classroom, beyond writing names or holding a pencil correctly, the real battle is over words that have not yet been said or said incorrectly at the wrong time. Short silences when the child cannot say that I do not understand or want help, burden the class. These verbal skills are the foundation that transforms getting ready for school from a simple shopping experience to a social experience. Read the details of the report by Ansi Kanjad Mujadam - IRNA Zendeh Group Reporter at the link below