PRE-TEST: WEBINAR SENSORY

How do we understand and perceive information to help us navigate the world?

• Using our physical movement

• Daydreaming

• Using our 7 senses

• Helping others

Which one is our additional senses?

• Olfactory and Gustatory

• Vestibular and Proprioceptive

• Auditory and Tactile

• Visual and Kinesthesia

Kids experience sensory challenges either hypersensitive or hyposensitive

• yes

• no

Those are the activities that can be related to alerting or calming EXCEPT?

• Running

• Jumping

• Wall press

• Reading

We can use a multisensory approach to learning, increase colour contrast, raise our voices also use repetition, if our child is sleepy or lethargic.

• true

• false

A weighted bean bag/cushion could be helpful for children if it is placed on their lap during sitting to complete homework.

• true

• false

What are the expected outcomes of the treatment for SPD child?

• Clingy

• Improve attention span

• Picky eater

• Playing alone

Sensory motor activities can help SPD child improve in sleep pattern.

• true

• false

Grasping, pinching and hand manipulation skill will be improve among child SPD who seeks for early treatment.

• true

• false

Is sensory processing disorder (SPD) a condition that can be passed down from generation to generation?

• yes

• no