Good Sensory Learning Blog

In my journey as an educational therapist, the discovery of innovative tools that push beyond the conventional boundaries and cater to the unique needs of my clients is always at the forefront of my practice. The introduction of Storied into my repertoire marks a pivotal moment in this journey, offering a fresh perspective on supporting individuals with a variety of learning challenges.  A New Era of Writing Support with Storied Storied is far from your standard writing aid. This cutting-edge AI-powered writing companion has revolutionized the way we think about assisting those with dyslexia and other learning differences. By capturing...

Cultivating executive functioning (EF) skills is a vital and transformative part of a student's educational path. These skills, which include visual and auditory memory, attention, strategic planning, emotional regulation, metacognition and flexible thinking to name a few, are essential at every stage of learning, starting from the formative preschool years through to the pivotal high school period. A dynamic and interactive approach to bolster these skills is through specialized EF games, such as the innovative and captivating activities featured in Dr. Warren's E-Fun: Executive Functioning Games for Groups and Classes. This approach not only makes learning these complex skills more...

Visual processing is one of many complex cognitive tasks that allows us to make sense of images we perceive through our eyes. Although it appears to be an effortless process, it requires a number of different skills that work in tandem.  How is Vision and Visual Processing Different? Many people think that vision and visual processing are one in the same thing.   However, they are two distinct skills that take place in different parts of the brain.   Vision, or the ability to see, happens with light passing through the cornea and the lens of the eye producing an image of the...