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Sensory Differentiation for Equitable Inclusion: Designing for Balance as the Nexus of Sensory Regulation and Embodied Mathematics Learning
Stimulation of the senses plays a fundamental role in regulating arousal to support engagement with the world. Research on neurodiversity reveals a range of sensory regulation needs amongst humans, including need for different intensities of vestibular (balance) sensory stimulation. In parallel, the
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