LDA Dexter And Me - A Story About Motor Co-ordination
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Dexter and Me is a beautifully illustrated child‐friendly introduction to motor co‐ordination difficulties
Sharing the story will help build understanding about motor co‐ordination difficulties and provide support strategies for children and adults
Dexter and Me tells the story of a child's first sports day in school
Each game seems harder and harder as the child struggles to get any points for his team
Eventually he can't hold back the tears
”What's happening Dad? I couldn't do any games, no matter how hard I tried, I kept getting it wrong”
That's when his Dad tells him about Dexter ‐ his discriminator
The story offers an explanation of how movement plans are compiled in the brain for complex sequences of movements using the analogy of a 'discriminator' living in the brain
Written by Ines Lawlor, a trained Occupational Therapist, as a sequel to Max and Me: A story about sensory processing, Dexter and Me introduces 'Dexter the discriminator', Max's assistant
Together they create movements plans from the information received from the senses to help the child with complicated movements like swimming or riding a bicycle and of course
