Meeting the Sensory Needs of Young Children in Classrooms
Meeting the Sensory Needs of Young Children in Classrooms
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满足课堂上幼儿的感官需求
DOI:
10.1177/109625060400800102
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
Rebecca B. Mccathren
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作者:
Malia B. Howe;Lea Ann Brittain;Rebecca B. Mccathren
Malia B. Howe, M.Ed, OTR/L, Lea Ann Brittain, M.Ed, OTR/L, and Rebecca B. McCathren, Ph.D., University of Missouri-Columbia Kyle is an adorable three-year old who is ready to begin preschool. On his very first day, his teacher notices that Kyle does not enjoy the typical play experiences that his classmates do. In fact, Kyle does not want to be near his playmates at all. He hides in a corner at circle time, screams or hits when children touch him, and refuses to play with anything messy, such as modeling dough, shaving cream, and the rice and beans in the sensory table. Kyle refuses to take off his shoes at naptime and only wears long sweat pants, even in warm weather. Kyle also prefers quiet play, such as books