Therapists, teachers, and parents need resources to help children who experience difficulties in the classroom. Occupational therapists have collaborated with physical therapists and speech therapists designing activities for children that maximize opportunities for sensory integration, gross motor, fine motor, and oral motor development. Sensory Motor Handbook provides teachers with hundreds of suggestions to help meet sensory and motor needs in the classroom. It also provides parents and children with many entertaining, easy-to-implement activities. Aimed at preschool to fourth grade level, these activities also can be used with people of all ages who have developmental disabilities. Key Features * Written in a style which purposely avoids medical terminology, to assist both the professional and layperson working with children in special education * Provides teachers with a framework from which to observe, modify, and implement motor-related activities in the classroom * Describes sensory systems and strategies for modifying activities * Contains activities, games, songs, and instructions for easy-to-make equipment * Gives tips for paper and tool selection, as well as proper desk and chair positions

Sensory Motor Handbook: A Guide for Implementing and Modifying Activities in the Classroom

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Owens, Carol

Fisher, Jean

Polcyn, Patricia

Bissell, Julie

Psychology & Counseling

Academic Pr

In the Interview, Russell Ferguson asks how the artist's identity as a cultural outsider has helped determine the path of his art over the years. Cuauhtemoc Medina's Survey identifies the threads that run through the artist's oeuvre while also sketching a political and social picture of Mexico City, the inspiration and setting for so many of his artworks. In the Focus, Jean Fisher examines the political heart of Alys's massive collaborative land art project When Faith Moves Mountains (2002). In the Artist's Choice, Augusto Monterroso's short tales capture the artist's enduring fascination with the role animals and fables play in human society, while Alys's own writings uncover the poetry in everyday phrases and seemingly spontaneous arrangements of urban life.

Francis Alÿs (Phaidon Contemporary Artists Series)

Arts & Photography

Ferguson, Russell

Medina, Cuauhtémoc

History & Criticism

Phaidon Press

A fully updated edition of the artist's first comprehensive monograph, more than a decade since its original publication Francis Alÿs examines the patterns of various urban sites before weaving his own fables into their tangled social fabric with wit, sensitivity, and an acutely personal connection to his subject matter. A scene such as a Volkswagen Beetle struggling up a hill or a man pushing a block of ice can carry a message that resonates far beyond the work's simple parameters. As Alÿs puts it, 'Sometimes doing something poetic can become political, and sometimes doing something political can become poetic.' Alÿs's work has been included in the world's top international exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale, Documenta, the Carnegie International, and the São Paulo Biennal. This book features two new essays by renowned anthropologist Michael Taussig as well as new writings by the artist and exhaustive visual presentations of his recent project in Afghanistan and Iraq. The publication is timed to tie in with Alÿs's first major North American exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art opening in 2020.

Francis Alÿs - Revised and Expanded Edition (Phaidon Contemporary Artists Series)

Taussig, Michael T.

Humor & Entertainment

Therapists, teachers, and parents need resources to help children who experience difficulties in the classroom. Occupational therapists have collaborated with physical therapists and speech therapists designing activities for children that maximize opportunities for sensory integration, gross motor, fine motor, and oral motor development.Sensory Motor Handbook provides teachers with hundreds of suggestions to help meet sensory and motor needs in the classroom. It also provides parents and children with many entertaining, easy-to-implement activities. Aimed at preschool to fourth grade level, these activities also can be used with people of all ages who have developmental disabilities. Key Features* Written in a style which purposely avoids medical terminology, to assist both the professional and layperson working with children in special education* Provides teachers with a framework from which to observe, modify, and implement motor-related activities in the

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Therapy Skill Builders

Good Habits For Gods Kids My Clean Room

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Standard Pub.

Judith Barry

Biographies & Memoirs

Douglas Hyde Gallery

John Hilliard

Hilliard is a London-based artist whose investigations and evocations of the photographic effect led him to the mural-scale photo-works exhibited at The Renaissance Society in 1992. His pictures suspend belief in camera accuracy and commercial intentionality, not to repudiate the power of either, but to open a space in which the apparent integrity of the artist himself is questioned. The fact that a photographic image is always the result of a negative implies a structural reliance on otherness, and so his subjects are replete with duplicit codings of gender, race and sexuality. Jean Fisher, art historian and critic, discusses the element of fantasy in Hilliard's work, and how the artist employs the fantastic to reveal the conditions of "photographic reality".

Individual Artists

Renaissance Society

This three-part book presents Coleman's ongoing investigation into the nature of perception, including his most recent trilogy, which examines our reactions to the process of being photographed.

James Coleman: Projected Images 1972-1994

Cooke, Lynne

Buchloh, Benjamin

Dia Art Foundation

Dream Machines takes up the theme of the transformative power of art, presenting works that propose the possibility of shifting the viewer's consciousness to induce reverie, hallucination, or transcendence. International and cross-generational, this book includes daily dream drawings, dream paintings, and real-life "dream machines," as well as photography, sound, video, and installation work that engage with mediumship and trance, intoxication, hypnosis, and out-of-body experience. Selected by the artist Susan Hiller and operating in the territory covered by her own work, Dream Machines is the latest in a series of exhibitions curated by distinguished artists.

Dream Machines

Hiller, Susan

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

University of California Press

Published on the occasion of a touring solo exhibition, Piercing Brightness is the first major monograph on British artist Shezad Dawood (born 1974), who first won acclaim for his “zombie Western,” Feature. This volume surveys Dawood’s engagement with film, in particular his sci-fi feature film Piercing Brightness.

Shezad Dawood: Piercing Brightness

Basar, Shumon

Bartlett, Mark

Walther König, Köln

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