I work in the field of Education and have found Hosmer Elementary a very useful site. My interest is especially with students from 12-21 years with a huge focus on the transition from school to work or further training.
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Hi Hojojo,
I found your blog through http://www.wordpress.com. I also work in the field of occupational therapy. Some neat sites I’ve come across are http://www.meta-ot.com, http://www.kidstherapynetwork.com.au, and www. fch.com.
Your work on high complex needs sounds interesting.
Keep on blogging.
Hi. I’m just entering this blogging “world” and found you…what is it about Hosmer Elementary that intrigued you?
I used to work in that school – I was encouraged to set up a sensory integration lab in the old part of the school. At the time I was thrilled to do so (these days I’m much more in favor of working within the classrooms themselves).
Congrats on creating this!
Hello from Weston Wisconsin in the USA. I am doing action research on using a website to allow teachers to access information more readily than 1:1 with some basic information as we tend to cover many schools . I have seen comments that we are alttle slow to get into this whole technology aspect (such as blogging) I myself having just strated in the last few years to work as an OT in education. Do therapists in other parts of the world create websites for teachers to access introductory level info and do you find them as useful as inservicing?
Hi there
I’m an OT student in south Brazil and i’m the president of our Academic Center and we are making one questionary to met the OT in other countries.
This questionary will be published in our Blog(http://catoverbalize.blogspot.com/)and it will be put in the pin board of our university.
Help us to met the OT!
Thank you very much for answering,
Cassiano Robert from Brasil