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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The causal relation between exploration and cognitive development has been proposed in both directions: smarter, more behaviorally flexible species are more likely to play, and play may support the acquisitions of motor, cognitive, and social skills. (1)
In this issue, we look at initiation: why it's important, factors to consider, and strategies that promote the initiation
In this issue, we discuss how to initiate social play with our challenging children and insist playfully that they interact with us.
In this issue, we continue our conversation on cognition and dive into strategies that promote social play.
In this issue, we start a conversation about cognition, the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.
We will be holding 2 sessions of our handwriting group this summer. Registration is now open!
