Physical coordination ability: Sensory training can help children improve their physical coordination ability, hand-eye coordination ability, and make children more coordinated and balanced in sports.
Attention: Sensory training can help children improve their attention, reduce distractions and make them more focused on tasks and activities through stimulation and activities.
Learning ability: Sensory training can help children improve their learning ability, especially for children with learning difficulties. Through training, they can improve their cognitive and learning ability.
Social skills: Sensory training can help children improve their social skills. Through interaction and cooperation with others, children can better adapt to the social environment and improve interpersonal relationships.
Emotional management ability: Sensory training can help children better control their emotions, reduce emotional fluctuations and behavioral problems, and make children more stable and confident.
Language expression ability: Sensory training can help children improve their language expression ability, improve pronunciation and language fluency, and let children express their thoughts and feelings more confidently.
Spatial perception ability: Sensory training can help children improve their spatial perception ability, improve their sense of direction and distance, and make children judge spatial position and distance more accurately.
Self-management ability: Sensory training can help children improve their self-management ability, including time management, task arrangement and planning, so that children can arrange their study and life more orderly.
It should be noted that the specific situation of each child is different and the effect of sensory training varies from person to person. If the child has developmental retardation or other health problems, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor or rehabilitation therapist in time.