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Category Archives: Wii and special education
In the News: Kids Use Nintendo Wii to Learn Skills – Video
Yesterday KEPR TV and KVEW TV came and taped for a news clip. The students had fun showing what they could do. Although a lot ended up on the cutting floor, there are some interesting pieces. It gives you a rough idea of what we are doing. As promised,… Continue reading
Posted in assisitive technology, fine motor skills, sensory integration, Wii and special education
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Wii Therapy: Findings in Motor Integration/planning and Sensory Systems
Can observing children using theWii help us learn more about their weaknesses and develop strategies to use the Wii to augment traditional therapy and educational practice?The Wii mat for Outdoor Challenge is pictured above, along with the pipleslider … Continue reading
Posted in assistive technology, autism resources, motor integration, sensory systems, Wii and autism, Wii and occupational therapy, Wii and special education
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Wii Jumps in as Therapy Tool for Special Education
I had reported on the Wii as “Wii therapy” this past winter and had asked for tips and ideas. I received several emails and comments about it. Since then, my assistive technology department has been given a Wii to use as a therapeutic support tool. I g… Continue reading
Posted in assistive technology, Wii and occupational therapy, Wii and special education, Wii Fit and physical therapy
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