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Monday 22 September 2014

A Child's View of Sensory Processing

Learn about sensory processing from a child's prospective.

Posted by Natasha Papangelis at 19:54

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Labels: Autism, Brain and Behaviour, Learning disorders, Listening, SPD, Special educational needs, video of the week

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Natasha Papangelis: I’m an English language teacher. I have been teaching for 21 years.I’ m currently working with little children at Hill school, a private primary school in Athens, but I have also worked with teenagers and adult learners teaching general English, exam preparation classes and Business English. Apart from that, I have also worked as a coordinator and teacher trainer.

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