A student who covers their ears at the sound of a pencil sharpener, refuses to wear certain fabrics, or becomes distressed by cafeteria noise may be experiencing more than a passing preference. These strong, negative reactions to everyday sensory input affect a meaningful portion of […]
A student who covers their ears at the sound of a pencil sharpener, refuses to wear certain fabrics, or becomes distressed by cafeteria noise may be experiencing more than a passing preference.
These strong, negative reactions to everyday sensory input affect a meaningful portion of […]
Sensory over-responsivity in kids shows up in classrooms every day.
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A student who covers their ears at the sound of a pencil sharpener, refuses to wear certain fabrics, or becomes distressed by cafeteria noise may be experiencing more than a passing preference. These strong, negative reactions to everyday sensory input affect a meaningful portion of […] Sensory over-responsivity in kids shows up in classrooms every day.
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