PMT is broken into five goal areas: The first intermediate g…
PMT is broken into five goal areas: The first intermediate goal is to establish and maintain social routines by arranging the context and following the child’s lead. The next three goals are to increase the frequency and spontaneity of the three basic components of prelinguistic requesting and commenting acts which include: which are defined as canonical or noncanonical refers to child’s alternating attention between an object or event of interest and the adult The fifth goal is to help the child combine these three nonlinguistic components in increasingly complex and clear requests and commands
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