Promoting childhood occuaptions INFOGRAphic by: deja handon
Childhood Occupations
"For children and youth, occupations are activities that enable them to learn and develop life skills (e.g., preschool and school activities), be creative and/ or derive enjoyment (e.g., play), and thrive (e.g., self- care and relationships with others) as both a means and an end." (AOTa, 2014)
development of life skills
occupations for infants, toddlers and young children are playing, learning, and interacting with caregivers and eventually peers
OT practitioners address developmental milestones, such as facilitating movement to sit, crawl, or walk independently, learning to pay attention and follow simple instructions, and developing the ability to eat, drink, wash and dress self independently and more.
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EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Social- motor
Motor skills
Social interaction
Ability to work with peers
EMOTIONAL- BEHAVIORAL NEEDS
OT practitioners have training psychosocial and mental health conditions
OT's help children develop the ability to cope with challenges, and to use calming strategies to deal with frustration
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Childhood Occupations
Deja Handon
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Promoting childhood occuaptions INFOGRAphic by: deja handon
Childhood Occupations
"For children and youth, occupations are activities that enable them to learn and develop life skills (e.g., preschool and school activities), be creative and/ or derive enjoyment (e.g., play), and thrive (e.g., self- care and relationships with others) as both a means and an end." (AOTa, 2014)
development of life skills
occupations for infants, toddlers and young children are playing, learning, and interacting with caregivers and eventually peers
OT practitioners address developmental milestones, such as facilitating movement to sit, crawl, or walk independently, learning to pay attention and follow simple instructions, and developing the ability to eat, drink, wash and dress self independently and more.
+info
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Social- motor
Motor skills
Social interaction
Ability to work with peers
EMOTIONAL- BEHAVIORAL NEEDS
OT practitioners have training psychosocial and mental health conditions
OT's help children develop the ability to cope with challenges, and to use calming strategies to deal with frustration
+info