Social Skills Group: Super Secret Spy Challenge

Children often learn social skills by watching other children and adults, but children with disabilities often require specific instruction to learn social behaviors. Social skills groups can help children develop appropriate social behaviors, which can lead to improved peer relationships, better problem-solving skills, and overall effective communication with others. The video above shows a social skills program we designed to improve social behaviors for young children, the Secret Service Social Skills program. This program uses systematic instruction and reinforcement embedded in play activities to help teach children to use pro-social behavior and play skills. To learn more about social skills groups, visit http://vkc.mc.vanderbilt.edu/ebip/soc...