Dr. Rachelle Sheely explains RDI®
Dr. Rachelle Sheely explains the RDI® program and her hope for parents.
Dr. Rachelle Sheely explains the RDI® program and her hope for parents.
A first go round for families beginning RDI® is that they will need to slow down to speed up. Slowing down leads to confidence – for both parents and their children.
Do you know where this edge of competence is for your child? Many factors can be combined to smooth the path that will support your ability to lead and your child’s desire to take on his own learning. In RDI® we are always looking for a way to help children realize the importance of using their own minds, not those of others to solve problems.
Our lives are fast and we all take for granted the things we receive from others. Taking a moment to remember these things and to let people know not only feels good for the person who receives, it makes for a really good day to the person remembering.
Dr. Sheely reviews “Constructing a Language: a Usage-Based Theory of Language Acquisition” by M. Tomasello.