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Preparing a video of your child for the first remote assessment
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You can send
the video in any way convenient for you. For example, post a DVD disc or a flash drive by ordinary mail, or send a link to
any file-sharing service on the Internet (for example, Google Drive)
Or you can
upload the files with your child's video to our own server. Unlike
other file-sharing services, no registration is needed here, and the size of the
files being uploaded does not matter much (although the bigger the file, the more
time the upload will take)
What kind of video do we need for a remote
consultation?
- The child's general
motor development - how they walk, how they run, how they sit on a chair and on the floor.
- How they
play on their own - that is, what they do with toys, which toys they pick up to play with,
what sounds they make while playing.
- How they
play with their mother,
how they hear her and follow her requests - where they look at the moment
the mother speaks
- How they
look at pictures in a book with their mother, what they look at in a large picture, how
they focus their gaze or ignore the picture altogether.
- How they
work with their mother or a speech therapist - how they follow verbal commands and instructions during the session
- How they
repeat words or sounds after their mother - when the mother asks
- If you
catch it - how they play with a brother or sister - that is, how they interact with
other children.
- Any
specific manifestations - whatever you consider strange in your child's
behaviour and would like the specialist to look at (tics, hand
movements, fixations, a particular way of walking or speech features)
Each
clip should be up to 2 minutes long.
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