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Creating Regulation Supports That Do Not Single Children Out posture seating sensory processing Sep 08, 2026

When a child has difficulty participating, adults often begin adding individual supports. A special chair appears. A sensory tool is handed to one child. A child is directed to a calm-down area while everyone else remains with the group. These strategies may sometimes be helpful, but they can also d...

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