Occupational Therapy is a health
profession in which the rapists and therapy assistants who help individuals to
do and engage in the specific activities that make up daily life. It works to
ensure a student can participate in the full breadth of school activities from
paying attention in class, concentrating on the task at hand, holding pencil,
musical instrument, or book in easiest way, or behaving appropriately in class.
Both occupational therapists and
occupational assistants help students perform particular tasks neccesary for
participation or learning. Occupational therapy practitioners don’t just focus
on specific problem that a child’s disability may present. Rather, they look at
the whole child and tackle individual tasks, helping students find ways to do
the things they need and want to do. Occupational therapy is provided to
students with disabilities. But it can be made available to other children who
are having specific problems in school. Occupational therapy practitioners also
work to provide consultation to theacher about how classroom design affects
attention, why particular children inappropriately at certain times, and where
best to seat a child based to seat a child based on his or her learning style
or other needs.
