Selective mutism is defined as a failure to speak in specific situations despite being able to speak in other circumstances. Typically it is a symptom of underlying anxiety. Frequently it is found during the primary school years where it is of great concern since children are starting to read. During this time, teachers are also doing important assessments. Teachers find it very difficult to do accurate evaluations with children who are experiencing selective mutism.
School counselors, parents, and teachers who have worked with this condition, know how difficult it can be for a student having trouble talking with both adults and peers at school. In this real life story, the counselor describes how "Joseph", in cooperation with his team, learned to communicate by the end of first grade.
Additional information, not provided in the prior book, is included at the back of this book for parents and educators.
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