
Sensorimotor Spotlight
Supporting Learners with Visual & Multiple Impairments
Collaborating with You...
Getting off on the Right Foot!
You may be working closely with a parent to get information for a Sensory Response Record at home. We love this user-friendly form that can be filled out by a parent.
Determining Participation Level
How do you determine participation levels? Here are some quick definitions from the Sensory Learning Kit to help:
1. Extended States: Is your learner agitated? Sleeping? Self-Stimulating?
2. Attention: Is your learner engaged and paying attention?
3. Exploration: Is your learner using their body to explore objects in any way? This can be touching, shaking banging, mouthing, moving cheek against, etc.
4. Function: Is your learner showing you they understand the purpose of an object? Ex: Ring a bell, throw a ball, turn on music player, etc.
When you figure out which level your learner is primarily participating at right now, you know where to start and where to go next. Our team gets excited about helping our learners "graduate" from one level to another. We can't wait to hear how yours do too.
-Stacey
Do You Have a Case Study to Share?
Stacey Chambers, TVI
Angela Campbell, Adapted PE Teacher
Allison Clark, PT
Wendy Pray, Active Learning Teacher
Millie Smith, Consultant for Learners with Visual and Multiple Impairments
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