ALL KIDS CAN LEARN
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Conductive education (CE) is a unique teaching method that was developed in 1945 by a Hungarian doctor and educator named Andras Peto. Dr. Peto specifically designed this educational system for individuals with neuro-motor impairments such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, multiple sclerosis and acquired brain injuries. He believed that motor control and coordination can be learned in order to improve the quality of life of people living with these challenges.
Source: Association for Conductive Education in North America
Some areas of possible interest...
LC -- EDUCATION
LC 225 --Special aspects of education—Social aspects of education
LC 3969 Special aspects of education -- Special education --main area for conductive education material
WB 555 Occupational Therapy
WE Neuromuscular Diseases
WL 390 Movement Disorders
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