Bilateral integration supports nearly every movement we do. Here we discuss how it contributes to handwriting and keyboarding skills.
Did you know that postural control is important for handwriting and keyboarding? Postural control allows us to:
When a child lacks postural control, they will slump at their desk, lose their place easily when reading or writing, and lag behind their peers in academic activities.
In this video, we are working on our strengthening our stomach, back, shoulder and neck muscles to develop better postural control.
Learn more in our Handwriting, Keyboarding & Beyond program which starts September 15.
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