2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.02.266
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Options to Educate the Intersegmental Coordination and Balance of Children with Intellectual Disabilities by Multi-sensory Stimulation Programmes

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“…Children with intellectual disabilities face many difficulties in learning and, as the result, they need more support on a personal level, both in terms of education, and in terms of social integration. One of the characteristics of this category of children is poor ability to assimilate new or complex information, to acquire new skills and to be independent [6].…”
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“…Children with intellectual disabilities face many difficulties in learning and, as the result, they need more support on a personal level, both in terms of education, and in terms of social integration. One of the characteristics of this category of children is poor ability to assimilate new or complex information, to acquire new skills and to be independent [6].…”
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“…O uso de estratégias com base neuropsicomotora tem sido utilizado com o intuito de auxiliar no processo de aprendizagem de forma integral, fazendo uso de atividades lúdicas, que tendem a despertar maior interesse, motivação e envolvimento da criança em realizá-las. Dessa forma, as habilidades desenvolvidas nestas estratégias direcionam-se para a aquisição e estimulação da coordenação motora ampla, lateralidade, ritmo, noção espacial, percepção corporal, equilíbrio, coordenação motora fina, percepção tátil-sinestésica, percepção figura-fundo, memória, sequência, seriação e coordenação visomotora (Teodorescu & Popescu, 2014;Andrade, Barbosa, & Bessa, 2017).…”
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