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Why Children with a Disability Need to Move Their Body in Order to Succeed in a School Setting

Why Children with a Disability Need to Move Their Body in Order to Succeed in a School Setting


Published: Mar. 22, 2024Updated: Mar. 22, 2024

Everyone needs to move, and our kids are no different! They need specific exercises and movement that will help them their entire life. Low tone, high tone, our needs change as we grow, and here’s why we need to be sure that’s addressed for our children.

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