Help your children accept things they can not change. Children need to develop a list of coping statements that help them get over uncomfortable situations. Help your child develop assertiveness skills. Children who can express their feelings are more likely to avoid aggressive behaviors. For successful motor control, these three functions are continually integrated.
Sensory input derives information from several sensory receptors.
Vision, smell, hearing, and touch are commonly acknowledged sensations. Other vital, less familiar senses include visual perception, vestibular, and kinesthesia - proprioception. Vision not only allows us to see our surroundings clearly, but continually provides information that allows us to be alert or calm and helps us to focus. Visual information also defines our location and boundaries of our environment. Our auditory system, or hearing, provides a special filter that blocks nonrelevant noise or sounds as we attend and listen.