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SPD Network Links for TeachersIf you are a teacher, you may have already encountered some children who have Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). The areas listed below will help you to understand these children and their disorder more fully, and also give you some great tips on how you can help them to function well in a classroom.
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Articles of InterestWhat Is Sensory Processing Disorder? Emotional and Other Impacts of SPD How to Find an Occupational Therapist
Sensory Processing Disorder vs. Attention Deficit Disorder How Does Sensory Processing Disorder Affect Learning? What Are Some Red Flags of Sensory Processing Disorder?
Home Activities for Children with Sensory Integration Problems
Making Sense of Sensory Integration: Introduction to SI (PDF) Making Sense of Sensory Integration: Effect of SI Challenges During Different
Developmental Stages (PDF) Making Sense of Sensory Integration: Significant Categories of SI and Related
Considerations (PDF) Making Sense of Sensory Integration: How Might Family Life be Affected? (PDF)
Sensorimotor History Questionnaire For Parents Of Preschool Children
Sensory Integration Therapy Leading Districts to Handle More OT Requests (PDF) Tips for Teachers
Understanding SPD From a Parent’s Perspective
More Articles About SPD, From Guest Experts
ResourcesSee Other Resources: Links, Books & More for a large selection of the best books, videos, and web sites related to Sensory Processing Disorder, child development, parenting, learning disabilities, special education law, and more. Health professionals might also be interested in our large collection of Scientific Resources. Included are many abstracts and full text articles by researchers who are exploring Sensory Processing Disorder and related conditions. See also:
SPD Network Links for Parents
The Sensory Processing Disorder Network |
