The Your Therapy Source Podcast shares practical, research-informed ideas to help educators, therapists, and families better understand how children learn, move, regulate, and participate. Hosted by Margaret Rice, PT, each episode explores topics related to the brain, body, learning, movement, sensory processing, self-regulation, executive functioning, school-based therapy, classroom challenges, and current research. The goal is simple: turn complex ideas into useful strategies you can understand and apply. Practical ideas. Powerful tools. Better outcomes.
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When Helping Too Much Gets in the Way of Independence
Aug 23, 202623 minS0
<p>Episode 6: When Helping Too Much Gets in the Way of Independence</p><p>Sometimes helping a student is simply faster. We find the folder, give the next direction, identify the first step, suggest the movement break, or remind them what comes next. In a busy classroom, that makes perfect sense.</p><p>But could some of those everyday helping habits accidentally reduce opportunities for students to practice doing more for themselves?</p><p>In this episode of Discover How Your Students Learn, Margaret from Your Therapy Source explores this question without judgment. You’ll hear practical microchanges that can he...
<p>Episode 5: Why Does a Student Wander Around the Classroom?</p><p><br></p><p>A student gets up during lessons, walks around the classroom, leaves their assigned area, or seems unable to stay connected to instruction from one location. You redirect them, they return, and a few minutes later they’re up again.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Discover How Your Students Learn, Margaret from Your Therapy Source explores what may be happening underneath this common classroom behavior. Movement needs, body position, attention, sensory input, the learning environment, and task demands may all play a ro...
<p>Episode 4: Why Does a Student Lose Focus So Quickly?</p><p><br></p><p>A student starts working, but within minutes their attention is somewhere else. A classmate moves, a pencil drops, someone whispers, or something on the desk catches their eye. You redirect them, they return to work, and a few minutes later it happens again.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Discover How Your Students Learn, Margaret from Your Therapy Source explores what may be happening when a student seems highly distractible. You’ll learn how competing sensory information, sustained attention, movement, and the le...
Why Does a Student Constantly Touch People and Things?
Aug 18, 202616 minS0
<p>A student touches classmates, reaches for other people’s materials, leans into peers, runs their hands along surfaces, or seems to have difficulty maintaining personal space.</p><p><br></p><p>It can be frustrating, especially when the behavior affects other students. But simply repeating “Keep your hands to yourself” may not help the student understand what their brain and body need or what they can do instead.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Discover How Your Students Learn, Margaret from Your Therapy Source explores how sensory processing, body awareness, movement, attention, and inhibitory control may contri...
<p>A friendly, enthusiastic student keeps calling out, making noises, chewing on pencils, and acting before they have time to pause.</p><p><br></p><p>It can be easy to see those behaviors as disruptive or impulsive. But the same student may also be highly social, eager to participate, full of ideas, and genuinely trying to connect with others.</p><p><br></p><p>In Episode 2 of Discover How Your Students Learn, Margaret from Your Therapy Source looks at what may be happening underneath these behaviors. You’ll hear how inhibitory control, working memory, sensory input, attention, and self-regulation ma...
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