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Encourage
each child
An effective physical curriculum should explore the following key areas:
Eye/hand co-ordination and fine motor control; Posture; Spatial awareness; and Orientation and movement.
(Aird, 2001)
A teacher's skill lies in the ability to make that exploration exciting to each
and every individual.
The exploration and the physical practice are key elements that will help the teacher
to connect with the pupil.
Find
out more
Aird, R. (2001) The Education and Care of Children with Profound and Multiple
Learning Difficulties , London: David Fulton.
