Supporting Individuals Working with Young Children with Special Needs in Rural and Remote Areas – Module 5: Sensory Processing Differences and Self-Regulation
This is the fifth module of "Supporting Individuals Working with Young Children with Special Needs in Rural and Remote Areas", a six-module course aimed at people in rural, remote, and northern Canada who work with, or considering working with, children who have special needs.
This Module will assist learners to:
- Have an understanding of the concepts of sensory processing differences and self-regulation,
- Have an understanding of the influence the environment can have on children and their behaviour, and
- Be able to explain and demonstrate a variety of techniques to support children in self-regulating.
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