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Attention Matters: Activities To Improve Focus And Attention
Published 9/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 39m | Size: 1.51 GB
Engaging Exercises to Strengthen Focus and Task Completion
What you'll learn[/center]

Understand the basics of attention and w***t matters in daily life and learning.
Identify common signs of attention difficulties in children.
Learn practical, easy-to-use activities that help improve focus and concentration.
Explore playful methods to engage children while strengthening attention skills.
Support children with special needs using adaptable attention-building techniques.
Gain confidence in choosing the right activity for different attention challenges.
Requirements
No prior knowledge of psychology or occupational therapy is required.
A willingness to learn and apply practical activities with children.
Access to basic household or classroom items (such as paper, pencils, small toys, or balls) for activity practice.
Suitable for parents, teachers, and therapists interested in supporting children's attention skills.
An open mind to try playful, engaging strategies consistently.
Description
Children today often face challenges with sustaining attention, filtering distractions, and completing tasks from start to finish. This course is carefully designed to address these difficulties by providing a practical, hands-on approach that blends sensory strategies, structured routines, and engaging exercises.Throughout the course, you'll explore how different types of attention-sustained, selective, and alternating-affect a child's ability to learn and participate in daily life. You'll see how short, simple activities can make a big difference, whether it's a quick movement break before homework, a sensory activity before group time, or visual tools to help them stay on track.Picture this: a child sitting at a desk, wiggling in their chair, and losing focus after just a few minutes. Instead of constant reminders to "sit still" or "pay attention," you'll learn how to introduce a quick brain break-like animal walks across the room or wall push-ups-that resets their body and mind. Imagine another child struggling to finish a puzzle because every little sound in the room pulls them away. With the right strategies, such as using a visual timer or a weighted lap pad, you'll discover how to help them refocus and actually complete the task.The course doesn't just stop at exercises. It also guides you in weaving these strategies into everyday routines. You'll learn how to use movement before transitions, visual schedules to reduce anxiety, and proprioceptive activities to set the stage for better focus. Each concept comes alive with practical examples so you can immediately picture how to apply it in your setting-whether you're a parent at home, a teacher in a classroom, or a therapist in a clinic.By the end of this course, you'll walk away with:A clear understanding of the different types of attention children struggle with.A toolbox of sensory-based and movement-based activities to strengthen focus.Practical ways to incorporate strategies into daily routines without needing extra equipment or complicated setups.Confidence to support children in not just starting, but also finishing tasks with greater independence.This course is perfect for parents, teachers, caregivers, and therapists who want practical, ready-to-use strategies to make attention and task completion easier, smoother, and more enjoyable for children.Note: This course may contain AI-generated voice narration to improve clarity and ensure smoother explanations.
Who this course is for
Parents who want simple, practical ways to help their children improve focus at home.
Teachers looking for classroom-friendly activities to support students with attention challenges.
Therapists and counselors seeking ready-to-use strategies to enhance their intervention plans.
Caregivers who wish to engage children in meaningful activities that build concentration.
Anyone interested in understanding attention and learning fun ways to strengthen it in children.