The Occupational Therapy for Children Questions

The Occupational Therapy for Children Questions
Reflective outline I
What are the four themes that characterize occupational therapy practice with children and adolescents?
Relation between participation and sensory processing
The concept of dysfunction and function,
Evaluation approaches
Sensory integration theory of development
What is the definition of child-centered occupational therapy, as defined by Law, Baptiste, and Mills?
Freedom is given to the child by the therapist to make choices.
T/F: The strength-based model can lead to increased self-efficacy and self-determination. True.
According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), services to preschool and school-aged children should be in:
Free appropriate public education.
According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), services to infants and toddlers should be in:
 Early intervention (E.I) services
T/F: Research has shown that intervention strategies that occur in real-life settings produce greater developmental change than those that take place in more contrived, clinic-based settings. True
According to the evidence, what two service delivery models offer the most flexibility for school-based services?
Traditional model of service delivery.
Service Model delivery.
Which school-based service delivery model includes such benefits as embedding occupational therapy services in the classroom curriculum and daily integrated services for students with individualized education p…