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    Understanding the Multi-Sensory Concept (Multi-Sensory Equipment), Dublin, 15/9/09

    Submitted by admin on 22 June, 2009 - 10:38
    15 Sep 2009 09:30
    15 Sep 2009 16:00
    Europe/Dublin

    Venue: Red Cow Hotel, Dublin (Naas Road)

    "Understanding the Multi-Sensory Concept"
    This workshop is a “must” for anyone using multi-sensory equipment!

    Agenda

    9.45am Coffee and registration

    10.00am Introduction. Creating the correct environment, colours, comfort, atmosphere, lighting, avoiding mistakes, going portable.

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    TouchMath, Multisensory Teaching

    Submitted by admin on 17 September, 2009 - 19:30
    Visit TouchMath, Multisensory Teaching TouchMath, Multisensory Teaching

    "TouchMath is a multisensory program that uses its signature TouchPoints to engage students of all abilities and learning styles."

    It covers: "Counting, Addition, Subtraction, Place Value, Multiplication, Division, Time, Money, Fractions, Story Problems, Shapes, Sizes, Pre-algebra".

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    Assist Ireland - Information for Independent Living

    Submitted by magpie on 13 July, 2009 - 13:17
    Visit Assist Ireland - Information for Independent Living Assist Ireland - Information for Independent Living

    "Welcome to assistireland.ie. This online resource provides information on assistive technology and a directory of products available from Irish suppliers.".

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    Sensational Kids

    Submitted by admin on 19 June, 2009 - 11:26
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    "Sensational Kids is a registered charity. It is the inspiration of parents who found it difficult to obtain any occupational therapy & sensory integration therapy for their child. Frustrated by a lack of services they set about forming a registered charity with the dream of providing a state of the art, not for profit, occupational therapy and sensory integration centre for children with special needs in County Kildare. With ongoing fundraising, dedication and commitment we aim to realise our dream by opening our centre later this year.

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    Experia Innovations (Sensory Experiences)

    Submitted by admin on 2 June, 2009 - 16:45
    Visit Experia Innovations (Sensory Experiences) Experia Innovations (Sensory Experiences)

    "Welcome to Experia, We are designers, manufacturers and installers of sensory equipment with a fresh, new and fun approach.

    From sensory rooms and pools, soft play environments and outdoor sensory equipment to the very latest in sensory experience - the Multisensory Interactive Learning Environment (MILE) - we’re constantly pushing the boundaries of sensory equipment to deliver breathtaking new opportunities.".

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    h.e.s.e project

    Submitted by admin on 24 May, 2009 - 23:50
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    Bioelectromagnetics, health and well-being : research. "h.e.s.e project, the international scientific Internet platform on topical issues in affiliation with the Kompetenz initiative."

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    The Out-of-Sync Child, By Carol Stock Kranowitz

    Submitted by admin on 19 May, 2009 - 19:07
    Visit The Out-of-Sync Child, By Carol Stock Kranowitz The Out-of-Sync Child, By Carol Stock Kranowitz

    "The Out-of-Sync Child begins with descriptions of what sensory integration is and explains how problems with handling sensory input can manifest themselves. Discussions of the three categories of sensory function are provided - tactile, vestibular, and proprioceptive - along with examples of children who have difficulties with these sensory functions in a preschool or home setting."

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    SensAbout

    Submitted by admin on 2 May, 2009 - 11:06
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    "We created the first sensabout. series to provide an enjoyable multi-sensory experience whilst also providing a vehicle for learning or consolidating learning about shapes. Its initial concept grew from a realisation that there was a gap in curricular and other easy to use resources for use with people with profound and multiple learning disabilities... They are not age dependent and are suitable for use with learners from 1 to 100!

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