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Shop › Teacher Assessment of Movement - Kindergarten (Manual)

Teacher Assessment of Movement - Kindergarten (Manual)

$49.99

The TAM-K provides teachers and education support staff with a practical tool to screen balance, motor planning, strength, and coordination skills in kindergarten-aged children. It supports educators in identifying a child’s strengths and areas of need in their movement skills, helping to guide targeted support and intervention.

A physiotherapist must be involved in the analysis of TAM-K data following the completion of the screening to ensure accurate interpretation and appropriate recommendations

The TAM-K provides teachers and education support staff with a practical tool to screen balance, motor planning, strength, and coordination skills in kindergarten-aged children. It supports educators in identifying a child’s strengths and areas of need in their movement skills, helping to guide targeted support and intervention.

A physiotherapist must be involved in the analysis of TAM-K data following the completion of the screening to ensure accurate interpretation and appropriate recommendations

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