Improving Visual and Fine-Motor Skills Using Neuroplasticity

good course, i will use some of the things in my everyday practice.

everything was good

enjoyed the interactive portions of the presentation

the captioning was incorrect, which was distracting for me. only 1-2 of the test questions appeared in any aspect of this course!

i thought the discussion of the homunculus and the idea to share this with teachers was an excellent idea. i also enjoyed the research presented on different handwriting programs.

i was expecting more neurology-based info, ...not just hand writing skill\/peds

this course could also be applicable to patients with parkinson's disease.

i felt i knew 95% of this information. it would've been helpful to have more actual activities to do with students that still continue to struggle with handwriting instead of going over again the parts of the brain test, etc. things that experience ot already know. it is frustrating because when i take these courses, i feel like the same information is repeated over and over again. especially information about understanding and considering the whole child and the aspects of their environment, etc. of course we do that as therapist and i explain this over and over valuable time that could be given to us where we taught new actual treatment techniques.

good info on how to evaluate handwriting.

the information in this about pencil grip and biomechanical approach was was good.