Sensory Integration Disorder in Children

Those who wish to support the development of sensory integration in preschool and early school-age children will find that this course allows them to use a variety of exercises and activities that develop the fine motor skills and visual perception. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to recognise symptoms of sensory modulation disorders in children during play, respond effectively to their needs, and create environments and opportunities in which they can develop a fine motor skills and visual perception. During this course, you will learn about causes of Attention Deficit Disorder in children, concepts and key terms in the field of sensory integration disorders, and knowledge on how to support and prepare children to act purposefully, and to deal with the many distractions that the modern world produces.

What are the Causes of Attention Deficit Disorder in Children?

Failure to maintain attention has its origin in neurology. It is probably related to a slowed or stunted development of the brain structures that are responsible for concentration abilities. These are located in the frontal lobe area. Furthermore, a very common cause of the resulting disorder is the intensive exposure of the child to external stimuli.

When our child experiences many different sensations in his or her life, every day provides something new and the conditions for effective learning are not provided, this is reflected in an attention deficit.

In certain situations, poor nutrition and a diet containing foods that stimulate activity may be the cause of the condition. Among these ingredients are, for example, cocoa, preservatives, artificial colours, and sugar. A medical reason leading to attention deficit disorder in children is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD.

In the case of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), we are not dealing with over-stimulation. Verification of this type of problem is more complicated to carry out, as children suffering from this type of developmental dysfunction are perceived as less capable than their peers.


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The need for polysensory stimulation of the child's development


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Syllabus:

Module 1 - Attention Deficit Disorder and Sensory Integration Disorder

Audio – Attention Deficit Disorder and Sensory Integration Disorder in children - therapeutic steps and work with the child

Module 2 - Supporting the development of sensory integration in preschool and early school-age children

Section 1 – How to recognise symptoms of sensory modulation disorders in children during play?

Section 2 – Children's polysensory plastic activity - how to stimulate sensory integration through plastic activities?

Section 3 - Examples of activities that develop the fine motor skills and visual perception of pre-school children

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Sensory Integration Disorder in Children

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  • Hours of on-demand videos
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  • Downloadable resources
  • Multiple-choice Test
  • Suggested study: 6 weeks, 2hrs per week

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