Posts Tagged ‘school based therapy’

A woman assists a young boy from a wheelchair to an adaptive stander for motor skills training

Motor Learning & Practice part III

Today’s post concludes our discussion on Motor Learning and Practice. The introductory post defined motor learning terminology, discussed the MOVE Curriculum (as an example of applied motor learning)...

A young boy with cerebral palsy exercises by lifting a yellow hand weight up in the air

A Race Worth Watching

Every now then we all stumble across something online that we feel like sharing. Here’s one that I found that I’m sure you’ll like. Take a moment to appreciate the perseverance of this child with...

A young boy is helped out of his activity chair by a therapist to practice relearning motor skills

Motor Learning & Practice part II

This post continues our discussion begun last week, Motor Skills Learning & Practice part I, where we defined motor learning terminology, discussed the MOVE Curriculum (as an example of applied motor...

A toddler, with the help of a therapist, practices control in a gait trainer while learning functional motor skills

Motor Learning & Practice

Today’s post is the first in a series of articles on motor learning and practice. You’ll notice that I make frequent reference to the MOVE Curriculum. For those unfamiliar with this, MOVE is an activity-based...

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Dubuque School Becomes MOVE Certified

Congratulations to the Dubuque Community School District in Iowa in becoming MOVE certified. MOVE (Mobility Opportunities Via Education) is a curriculum designed to teach children with disabilities meaningful...

A product designers tools: rasp, ruler, pen and paper

Designing the Rifton Activity Chair

We have been making chairs for children with disabilities since the1970’s. Our first production models, though unique at the time, were primitive—plywood boxy frames covered with slots and knobs for...