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Developmental Readiness for Education. |
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What Is Neuro-developmental Delay? |
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What Is the Connection Between Neuro-developmental Delay and Specific Learning Difficulties? |
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Primitive and Postural Reflexes – the Medical Model |
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Neurological Dysfunction in Specific Learning Difficulties. |
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Diagnostic Criteria, Signs, and Symptoms of Specific Learning Difficulties. |
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Dyslexia – Signs and Symptoms. |
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Attention Defcit Disorder (ADD). |
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The Sensory-Motor Connection. |
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Theories of Motor Control. |
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2 The Significance of Primitive and Postural Reflexes. |
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What Are Primitive and Postural Reflexes? |
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What Can Primitive and Postural Reflexes Tell Us? |
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The Emergence of Spinal Reflexes. |
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Reflexes Mediated at the Spinal Level. |
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Reflexes Mediated in the Brainstem. |
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Reflexes as Reflections of Hierarchical Development. |
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Areas of the Brain Involved in the Mediation of Primitive and Postural Reflexes. |
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The Multisensory Reflex – the Moro Reflex. |
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Characteristics of the Fear Paralysis Reflex. |
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Functions of the Moro Reflex. |
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Physiological Response to the Moro Reflex. |
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Implications of a Retained Moro Reflex. |
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Symptoms of Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS). |
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General Symptoms Associated with a Retained Moro Reflex. |
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Behavioural Outcomes Associated with a Retained Moro Reflex. |
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3 Primitive Reflexes of Position. |
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Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR). |
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Development of Head Control. |
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Why Is Head Control So Important? |
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The Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR) and Early Feeding. |
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Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR). |
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Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR). |
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4 Primitive Tactile Reflexes. |
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Suckling and Sucking Reflexes. |
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The Spinal Galant Reflex. |
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Righting, Placing, and Equilibrium Reactions. |
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6 Use of the INPP Screening Questionnaire. |
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The INPP Screening Questionnaire for Children. |
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How to Use the INPP Questionnaire. |
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7 Post-natal Factors Using the INPP Questionnaire. |
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Scoring the INPP Questionnaire. |
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Research into the Reliability of the INPP Questionnaire. |
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8 The Development of the Vestibular-Cerebellar Theory. |
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Significance of Vestibular Dysfunction. |
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Symptoms of Vestibular Problems. |
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9 The Effects of Neuro-developmental Delay in Adults and in Adolescents. |
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Problems in Higher Education. |
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Vestibular Connections to the Reticular. |
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Adolescent and Adult Manifestations of NDD – a Clinical Perspective. |
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10 Development of the INPP Method – from Theory to Fact. |
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11 Other Factors in Specific Learning Difficulties. |
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Use of Physical Tests to Assess Neurological Readiness in Schools. |
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Application of the INPP Method. |
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Attention, Balance, and Coordination. |
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Appendix 1 Screening for Neurological Dysfunction in the Specific Learning Difficulty Child. |
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Analysis of the Questionnaire as a Means of Identifying Specific Learning Difficulties. |
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Analysis of Individual Questions. |
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Appendix 2 Frequency Range of Vocals and Musical Instruments. |
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