A Strategy for Embedding Functional Motor and Early Numeracy Skill Instruction into Physical Education Activities

  • Whinnery S
  • Whinnery K
  • Eddins D
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Abstract

This article addresses the challenges educators face when attempting to find a balance between both functional and academic skill instruction for students with severe, multiple disabilities including motor impairments. The authors describe a strategy that employs embedded instruction of early numeracy and functional motor skills during physical education activities in order to address both curricular foci. They present a step-by-step process for collaboratively identifying targeted skills, developing embedded activities and systematically teaching within game-based activities.

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Whinnery, S. B., Whinnery, K. W., & Eddins, D. (2016). A Strategy for Embedding Functional Motor and Early Numeracy Skill Instruction into Physical Education Activities. Physical Disabilities: Education and Related Services, 35(1), 17–27. https://doi.org/10.14434/pders.v35i1.20499

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