Tag: movement
Visual and Motor Cognition in Infants and Children
What develops and what stays the same
The author is a senior scientist who investigates spatial concepts and how this relates to the special needs...
Retained primitive reflexes
By understanding primitive reflexes, and how they can be encouraged to integrate, can ease the lives of many of our children, writes Niki McGlynn.
Primitive...
Learning step by step
Conductive Education is an unconventional approach by which people with neurological issues such as Cerebral Palsy can specifically and consciously perform actions and acquire...
Creativity and the Arts In Early Childhood
Supporting Young Children’s Development and Wellbeing
Ruth Churchill Bower is the Director of Early Arts, which she established in 2002. She is also a trainer,...
KIND Yoga
Susan Hartley (‘Yoga Sue’) shares her passion for yoga and how it can be adapted for any body and ability to support health, mental...
The three Ms for making literacy fun
Nicola Hankey on making literacy fun for children with SEN.
Every SENDCo knows that literacy can be key to learning. But it can enrich the...
Improving mobility through Targeted Training
Sarah Bew describes how Targeted Training, alongside physiotherapy, can improve movement control and mobility.
Children with mobility problems may have difficulties with sitting, standing or walking...
Fascinating rhythm
Mary Mountstephen explains how rhythmic exercises can engage pupils and improve academic performance
Book Reviews
Teaching & Learning Illuminated: The big ideas illustrated
This new publication from the authors of The Science of Learning takes complex ideas around teaching and learning and makes them easy to understand...
