No Limits to Learning: Wii Therapy: Findings in Motor Integration/planning and Sensory Systems
Can observing children using theWii help us learn more about their weaknesses and develop strategies to use the Wii to augment traditional therapy and educational practice?
My question at the top is quite a mouthful! We are struggling to get valid results from observing students using the Wii and find ways to use it to support their goals. They love to play the Wii and it can be a real motivating factor. Whether we are looking at social interaction and systems that students work in with autism, or orthopedic issues in motor integration and planning, our efforts are showing some positive results as we have used the Wii in several situations this fall.
No Limits to Learning: Wii Therapy: Findings in Motor Integration/planning and Sensory Systems
My question at the top is quite a mouthful! We are struggling to get valid results from observing students using the Wii and find ways to use it to support their goals. They love to play the Wii and it can be a real motivating factor. Whether we are looking at social interaction and systems that students work in with autism, or orthopedic issues in motor integration and planning, our efforts are showing some positive results as we have used the Wii in several situations this fall.
No Limits to Learning: Wii Therapy: Findings in Motor Integration/planning and Sensory Systems
Labels: Autism, Nintendo Wii
posted by Susie | 7:16:00 PM
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