Multisensory Teaching Methods
Multisensory Learning uses multiple senses sound, touch, sight and movement to improve reading and writing skills , improve motivation , participation and understanding
Whether it’s learning to read, solve math or express feelings — we use multisensory tools like
- Visual maps and audio tools
- Tactile games and roleplay
- Rhythmic phonics and movement-based learning
- We believe that engaging the senses unlocks the brain.
Memory
For Improving memory skills of the child we work on the following
- Visual memory
- Auditory memory
- Chain memory
- Associate memory
- Brain teasers
- Fast memory
- Digit memory
Occupational Therapy
- Fine motor skills
- Hand on exercise - For example : drawing ,buttoning, cutting , clay craft etc.,
- Gross motor skills
- Whole body exercise - For example : balance, co-ordination, posture
Working Memory
Working memory and ADHD
Working memory is the system that allows us to temporarily hold and manipulate information needed for cognitive tasks. This can manifest as challenges in focusing, sustaining attention, and following instructions, especially when those instructions are complex or involve multiple steps or instructions.
Keeping information in mind from moment to moment.
Life skills
Life skill are abilities that help individuals navigate everyday challenges and lead healthy productive lives.
- Cope up skills
- Improve confidence, independence
- Task completion
- Social skills
- Thinking skills
- Emotional skills
- Time management
- Money management
- Team work
- Personal hygiene
- Responsibility and self-discipline
- Adaptability
Story telling skills
- Creative skills
- Sequence
- Reading
- Narrating the story
- Learning skills
- Listen and memory skills
- Builds confidence and public speaking
- Communication and language development
- Learn the morals
