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Sensory Integration Disorder

Here is a great introduction to a disorder that seems to be new. What is going on when a child is acting… unsual … consistently. Do you have a child who just freaks out over the loud fire alarm? A child for whom certain normal touch sensations just won’t work — like it is too…

February 21, 2012orgstratLearning Problemseating habits, preschool children, sensory integration disorder, touch

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Where to find books [relating to] morals.
Plenty of time for discussion was given.
Explanation of the class which I could understand well.
Learning how to incorporate values into our planning.

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Sensory Integration Disorder