Hello, Your granddaughter's recent behavior changes, marked by adamant tantrums, may stem from a variety of factors, including her epilepsy and potential communication difficulties. Shadow teaching, a strategy involving one-on-one support in the classroom, could greatly benefit her by providing personalized assistance in understanding instructions, managing frustrations, and navigating social interactions despite language barriers. To address her tantrums, it's important to first identify triggers, establish a consistent routine, and facilitate effective communication through alternative means such as visual aids or gestures. Offering choices, providing positive reinforcement for desired behaviors, and maintaining calm and consistency in responses are also key strategies. Seeking professional support from pediatricians, Child psychologists, or behavior therapists can offer further insights and tailored interventions. By implementing these approaches and offering understanding and support, you can help your granddaughter manage her tantrums while addressing her developmental and medical needs effectively.

Please go for child assessment.connect with psychologist at practo.its require intervention.dont take lightly

Hello, Shadow teaching is when a separate teacher works closely or separately with a child in the main class itself that is in the school for enhancing child's academics, emotional and social areas of life. It is one on one support in the class. To control the tantrums, do not react to tantrums or give attention to them,  if you give attention it will encourage her negative behaviour and give positive reinforcement for the positive behaviour which you want to encourage, which can be her favourite food or play activities or fav cartoon, etc A lot of activities and worksheets can help her to modify her behaviour by channeling her emotions.