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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Social Environment

Approaches Including Families Building rapport with and including families is another important aspect of social design of the classroom. This can be achieved through frequent,

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Physical Environment

Physical environment really describes how the classroom is designed and its layout. It also refers to the learning centres or specific areas designed for different

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Communication and Language Needs

Expressive language

Strategies Use language that is appropriate to the child’s level of understanding. Simplify your language, e.g. if a child is using two word phrases, then

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All Early Years Downloads

Playlist 7 Videos Does My Child Really Have Autism (ASD) 0:16 Spotlight Courses The Vestibular Sense (Movement) The Visual Sense The Auditory Sense (Listening) 0:13

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Movement Sense Activities

Seeking Movement If a child is seeking lots of movement activities then encourage him to: Swing on a swing set (with support if required) Take

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Touch Sense Activities

Avoiding Touch If your child avoids touch experiences then do the following: Firm, predictable touch is favourable Deep-pressure massage on the skin – please click

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Sense of Taste (Mouth)

Sense of Taste (Mouth) If you find that your child is reluctant to put things in his mouth, picky feeder etc, try the following: Deep-pressure

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Proprioceptive or Body Activities

The Proprioceptive Sense (Body) Some examples of proprioceptive/body activities are: Move furniture or rearrange books on shelves provides. Pretend to push down the walls, stretch

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How to help a child to be calm and ready to learn. Looking from a sensory perspective.

Auditory Sense Activities

Tips and Techniques Move the child away from the offending sound/noise toa quieter part of the classroom.  Move the child to a position in the

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