Quiz for AOTA CE Learners: Winter 2023 Conference: DIR® Addresses Visual-spatial Processing

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Sunday, February 5, 2023

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Visual Anchors: An Occupational Therapist’s Journey Investigating
and Integrating Developmental Pathways

Stacy Rosello, MA, OTR/L

Visual Anchors include:
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1 point

Centering in play with block building.

Using a whiteboard to draw.

Playing the Trombone.

All of the above.

DIR Principles through interactive play that help to investigate visual spatial processing and advance symbolic and emotional thinking include:
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A. Creating opportunities for a child to explore and discover, meeting them where they are at developmentally to facilitate developmental integration.

B. Structuring all activities and not letting the child choose the play.

C. Harnessing affect driven intent.

D. Looking for openings in visual spatial representations in symbolic play and joining the child.

A, C, & D

The experience of uneven development along multiple pathways:
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A. Gives clues to a child’s DIR profile.

B. Can be viewed as a holding space for the clinician to sustain with the child and family, acknowledging the challenges, realities and also, recognizing strengths and opportunities.

C. Opens our curiosity to ask “Why?”

D. Are irrelevant because all of a child’s development depends only on chronological benchmarks and each area of development should be regarded as separate.

A, B & C

Developmental Pathways Through the Lens of Different Disciplines: Case Studies of Visual-Spatial Integration Masterclass Session 1

Carrie Alvarado, PhD, OTR; Tyler Choate, MS, CCC-SLP; Josh Feder, MD; Gil Foley, EdD, IMH-E; Mehrnaz Azimi Green, OD, FCOVD; Cortney Grove, MA, CCC-SLP, I/ECMH-C; Maureen Karwowski, OTR/L; Karen McDowell; Mary Ann O’Connell, MA, CCC-SLP; Monica G. Osgood, MA; Yana Peleg, PhD; Diane Selinger, PhD; Suzi Tortora, ED.D.,
BC-DMT, C.M.A., LCAT, LMHC; Rosemary White, OTR/L

Which of the following pertain to DIR principles?
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A. Engage in the child’s interests

B. Tailor interactions to the child’s profile

C. Content is more important than process

D. Prompting is essential for compliance

A and B

B and D

Joining the child’s passions through interaction reveals pathways for progress.
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True

False

Reflective practice is important
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to build only awareness of your values and beliefs.

to examine decisions and consequences of such.

to consider what you learned about yourself.

to think about what you would do next time.

All of the above

Developmental Pathways Through the Lens of Different Disciplines: Case Studies of Visual-Spatial Integration Masterclass Session 2

Affect is the active ingredient in DIR intervention.
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True

False

The pathways most important to consider when assessing challenges and planning intervention are those that:
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derail attachment and relationships.

create anxiety and avoidance.

promote strengths and sense of self.

relate to visual spatial processing.

All the above

Reflective practice is important to examine you are not transferring your feelings onto your clients.
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True

False

Reflective Component

Please comment how you will use your insights from today's conference in your occupational therapy practice *

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