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Many Children Have Trouble Learning in School Due to Sensory Overload

May 6, 2022 by jennifer Leave a Comment

“We ignore that our kids are overwhelmed with sensory input for at least eight hours a day.

They can only appropriately tend to learning tasks when they are emotionally, physically and mentally in a good place. Expecting them to do otherwise is, at best, a waste of time.

At worst, it is the beginning of a chain reaction that will perpetuate sensory overload for the entire class.” – Wende Parsley, Midland Reporter-Telegram

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Many Children Have Trouble Learning in School Due to Sensory Overload

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