THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF USING HANDWRITING WITHOUT TEARS AND MAT MAN MATERIALS TO TEACH SEVEN PRESCHOOLERS PREWRITING SKILLS USING THE DRAW A PERSON WITH SIXTEEN SPECIFIC BODY PARTS
Journal: Academic Research International (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2012-01-15
Authors : Carol Morris T. F. McLaughlin K. Mark Derby Michelle McKensie;
Page : 590-598
Keywords : handwriting; pre-academic; Handwriting without Tears; mat man curriculum; integrated preschool; Early Childhood Education Assistance Program (ECEAP) general and special education students;
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to utilize Handwriting without Tears Mat Man curriculum to introduce beginning basic line formations that will eventually lead to skills needed in handwriting. Thirteen preschool students served as participants. An ABAB single case research design was employed. The overall outcomes indicated large changes in the ability of our participants to draw body parts during Handwriting without Tears’ Mat Man curriculum materials. The procedures were easy to implement and monitor by the classroom staff.
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