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Developing Sitting Tolerance and Attention Building Skills in SEN kids
Developing Sitting Tolerance and Attention Building Skills in Children with special educational needs (specifically-Autism Spectrum Disorders and ADHD) In my last blog, “Rethinking Sitting Tolerance as a Measure of Child’s Attention Span“, we shed light on why sitting tolerance is an inadequate measure and suggested alternative considerations when assessing attention and focus in children with…
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Rethinking Sitting Tolerance as a Measure of Child's Attention Span
Rethinking Sitting Tolerance as a Measure of Child’s Attention Span: Considerations for Autism Therapists and Educators In the realm of evaluating a child’s attention span and focus, the concept of “sitting tolerance” has often been used as a parameter. However, when it comes to children with autism, relying solely on sitting tolerance to gauge their attention and focus can be misleading and…
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Building Sitting tolerance & independent time using TEACCH approach
A video blog by Pinki Kumar on Building Sitting tolerance & independent time in young kids, using TEACCH approach. Author Pinki KumarPinki is a special educator, play therapist and a mother of a neurodivergent kid. She has a YouTube channel Play and learn to teach different methods and strategies. These videos are a great resource for the parents to help their child learn various skills.
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Community service activity
A video blog by Ramya @simpleathomeclub on how to use a simple community service activity at a great way to work upon activities of practical learning. This particular activity focuses on pincer grasp, tactile sense, fine motor skills, sitting tolerance, eye hand coordination etc and is based on Waldorf and Montessori Learning methods. Author Ramya I am named Ramya, would love to be called mom…
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