Benefits of Inclusive School Readiness
Research highlights that inclusive school readiness leads to Improved academic achievement, Enhanced social-emotional development, Increased self-confidence.
Focus Areas at Mothers Special School
Our school readiness program is designed to address the specific challenges faced by children with special needs. We work on: Sensory Issues -supporting children with hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity to sound, touch, or movement, helping them regulate and engage better in classroom activities.Cognitive Skills - building attention span, memory, problem-solving, and understanding concepts needed for learning.Perceptual Skills - strengthening visual-motor integration and perceptual abilities for tasks like board copying, reading, and writing.
Emotional Regulation
Teaching strategies to manage frustration, anxiety, and behavior in a supportive environment.Peer Group Interaction (Social Communication) - encouraging cooperative play, group learning, turn-taking, and communication with peers to reduce isolation.Low Sitting Tolerance -gradually improving attention and posture for longer classroom participation.
Difficulty in Board Copying
Supporting visual tracking, eye-hand coordination, and working memory for better classroom performance.Easily Distracted -providing strategies and structured routines to maintain focus during learning activities.Being Isolated -building social confidence and participation in group activities through guided peer interaction.