Occupational therapy helps students develop motor skills, visual perception, handwriting, self-care, and vocational abilities by using standardized tools to identify needs, track progress, and provide targeted interventions through a three-tiered support model. Therapists work closely with teachers, professionals, and parents to support students’ overall growth.
1. Support students’ motor, visual perceptual, handwriting, self-care, and vocational skills development.
2. Apply standardized tools for key stage screening and assessment.
3. Collaborate with IEP teams and curriculum developers to provide holistic support.
Self-care knife and fork application
Stationery application
4. Use Write Dance and structured programs to support pre-writing and handwriting skills
5. Communicate with parents, teachers, and professionals to meet students’ diverse needs.