The Different Approaches Flashcards

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What is the motor learning approach used for?

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To help a child learn a specific skill or task

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What is the eligibility criteria for the motor learning approach?

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  • Used for children of all ages

- Used for many diagnoses, including CP

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What is the theoretical basis of the motor learning approach? (hint, there is 2)

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A) Dynamic system theory - movement is dependant on task characteristics and interaction among person and environmental systems

B) Motor learning theory - exploratory stage, practice stage, efficacy stage.

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What are William’s motor learning principles?

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  1. Transfer of learning
  2. Feedback
  3. Practice
  4. Mental rehearsal
  5. Sequencing and adapting tasks
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What are sensory-based interventions used for?

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For children who have sensory modulation difficulties AND/OR have arousal and attention difficulties

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What are the two AIMs of sensory-based interventions?

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a) To improve PEO fit, enhance attention and arousal and improve participation
b) To provide sensory input from daily routine to improve motor control

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What are some important things to consider/do when utilising sensory-based interventions?

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  1. Information share and coach
  2. Adapt tasks or environments
  3. Embed sensory input into daily routines
  4. Behavioural strategies
  5. Self-regulation strategies
  6. Universal design
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