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Wk 6 (PMP) Flashcards

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What is Perceptional motor programs (PMP)

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Combines movement abilities with academics

Engages children in movement activities that integrates perception and movement

Aims to develop a child’s perceptions and understanding of him/her self and his/her world through movement and motor experiences

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Define perception

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The ability to see hear or become aware of something through the senses

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Definition movement

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The act of process of moving changing position and posture

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What does Perceptiinal motor program aim to develop through …

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Spatial world

Temporal world

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What type of things would you develop under Spatial world

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Body awareness

Space awareness

Directional awareness

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What type of things would you develop under Temporal World

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Synchrony

Rhythm

Sequence

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What does PMP look like

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Children move around a sequence of experiences to develop perception and motor outcomes along with memory training

Under the direction of an adult groups of children move from one station to the next covering a number of skills and activities that will assist the child in thier early years of learning

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What is some of the important features of PMP program

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Eye tracking

Eye hand coordination

Eye foot coordination

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Why is eye tracking important

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Eye tracking assists student when learning to read ball skills etc

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What is Perceptual Motor Development

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Perceptual motor sensory motor processes and thier effect upon growth development and learning has been extensive studied

Based on the works of Piaget, Gessell Montessori

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What do gross motor activities involve

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Galloping walking

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What do vestibular activities involve

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Balance Coordination

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What does Visual motor activities involve

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Eye hand coordination

tying shoe laces

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What auditory motor activities involve

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Simon says games

Moving to the beat of music

Instructions

Whistle games

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What does Tactile activities involve

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Messy activities

Water play

Rice

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What does body awareness involve

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Recognising different parts of body

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What does spatial awareness activity involve

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Parachute game tunnel crawl

18
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Why is eye hand coordination important

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Important for writing and many sport related skills

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Why is PMP and sensory motor process important

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Brains need for sensory stimulation is required to function adequately

Important of sensory stimulation for development is well supported

Typical grow and development trends follows a sequence of events “The child passes through developmental stages through interaction with the environment. The environment provides the sensory stimulation to which the child adapts in order to grow and develop

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What happens when sensory integration is inadequate

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Can account for aspects of learning disorders

21
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What types motor skills do children need to function effectively

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Balance
locomotion
Eye/hand/ foot coordination

22
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What do children with common behaviour problems of inattetion wandering laziness clumsiness disruptive behaviour are…..:

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Frequently children who have not developed perceptual world. These are the children who become frustrated with school and optimal learning is not achieved

23
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How can you recognise children who could benefit from PMP

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Children who go unnoticed are those who try very hard with little success

Also look for children who

  • poor muscle tone/posture
  • have coordination problems
  • display poor fine motor skills
  • Display difficulty in expressing themselves
- have sensory input problems 
Have poor eye contact
Have immature head movement development 
Have poor visual/ auditory memory 
Visual problems 
Number/letter reversal problems 
Poor comprehension 
Poor time concepts 
Midlife problems
24
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What are some considerations for implementing PMP

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Whole group 
Stations follow the leader 
Parent help 
Student leader
Small group 
Stations in classroom 
Clear instructions 
Teacher modelling
25
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How can PMP be successful

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Linked to curriculum

Challenge student

Feedback

Making learning fun

26
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What is perceptual motor development

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Is a cognitive learning process used to assist children

PMP are vehicle for children to learn through movement

Promote cognitive development positive self concept and positive socialisation

27
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What is the age of students to learn PMP

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Age 2-6 but could be used throughout if student needs to develop

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