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Doctoral Capstone Presentation
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Doctoral Capstone Presentation

The course posted is Doctoral Capstone Project on the Sensory Modifications and Caregiver Education for Preschool Aged C
Created bySarah Lindstrom
Last updated 5/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify one of the guiding approaches for this capstone project.
  • Identify one principle/framework used when creating the classroom modification proposal.
  • Define sensory integration.
  • Discuss the positive effects of classroom modifications on preschool aged children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Course content

1 section5 lectures29m total length
  • Introduction1:33
  • Needs Assessment and Lecture6:34
  • General Capstone Information3:44
  • Learning Objectives and Artifacts16:25
  • References and Acknowledgements1:37

    Acknowledge mentors and Autism Day staff who contributed to the doctoral capstone presentation—Sean Cole, Cara Pick, and Dr. Christine Hirsch—and outline the references and contact information for questions.

Requirements

  • No requirements to take this course.

Description

The course posted is Doctoral Capstone Project on the Sensory Modifications and Caregiver Education for Preschool Aged Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.  The course discusses my doctoral capstone experience including the needs assessment, review of literature, approach to the project, learning objectives and activities, artifacts, references, and closing acknowledgments.


By the end of this session participants will be able to:

1. Identify one of the guiding approaches for this capstone project.

2. Identify one principle/framework used when creating the classroom modification proposal.

3. Define sensory integration.


Guiding Approach

•Primary: Sensory Integration Theory

•Secondary: Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance Model (PEOP)


My learning objectives: 

•Demonstrate the ability to utilize and analyze evidence for occupation-based practice and develop habits of life-long learning.

•Display professionalism, ethical behavior, and advocacy skills to influence positive change with clients, communities, and the profession.

•Student will develop sensory materials that can be utilized individually or in group setting that address various sensory processing needs in order to help children regulate in order to better achieve their goals.

•Student will develop parent education handout about sensory processing needs and activities to assist in regulating their child.


Please feel free to contact me with any questions you have or for more information about my doctoral capstone experience.


Who this course is for:

  • This course is intended for learners who are interested in the topic of sensory modifications and caregiver education.