Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
In the context of anatomical and physiological limitations, a child with Multiple Disabilities (MD) often experiences 'Sensory Overload.' This is characterized by:
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- 1An acquired developmental preference for extremely loud, bright, and crowded settings
- 2Perfect sensory capabilities that naturally compensate for severe physical mobility restrictions
- 3The brain's inability to filter or process simultaneous inputs (sound, light, touch), leading to distress or withdrawal✓
- 4The ability to process multiple streams of informational input faster than typical peers
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The brain's inability to filter or process simultaneous inputs (sound, light, touch), leading to distress or withdrawal
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