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Public Lecture and Workshop on "Tactile-Kinesthetic Program"

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Date:

29 Mar 2015 - 3 Apr 2015

Time:

0900 – 1700 (to be confirmed)

Venue:

Public Lecture (29 Mar 2015): CUHK campus, Shatin, Hong KongWorkshop (30 Mar – 3 Apr 2015): Prince of Wales Hospital, Shatin, Hong Kong

Speaker(s):

Professor Roman Gouzman, Ph.D.

Biography of Speaker:

Professor Roman Gouzman, ICELP, is the Head of Tactile Instrumental Enrichment at the Feuerstein Institute. Professor Gouzman possesses expertise in Cognitive Psychology, and holds degrees in Cognitive Psychology (PhD), Physics and Electrical Engineering (MSc) and Science Education (MA). As an expert in the Multi-Sensory approach for ADHD and blind learners, Professor Gouzman created the Tactile Mediated Learning and Tactile Instrumental Enrichment tools as conceived by Professor Reuven Feuerstein. He has also developed new methods to improve focusing and developing of adequate mental imaging in ADHD learners. He has been awarded the European IST first prize for VirTouch, a computer screen-mouse for the visually-impaired, and holds three patents in the US and Europe.

Admission:

Mrs. Ivy LAM (852) 3943 9608 / Ms. Rina TO (852) 3943 9609
http://goo.gl/sijgKy

Enquiries:

Mrs. Ivy LAM (852) 3943 9608 / Ms. Rina TO (852) 3943 9609
Email: speechtherapy@ent.cuhk.edu.hk

Event Details:

This public lecture and workshop are presented by Professor Roman Gouzman and aim to introduce the participants with the Feuerstein method which is a comprehensive approach encompassing theory and applied systems that can be implemented in a variety of clinical and educational contexts. Tactile Instrumental Enrichment (Tactile IE) reintroduces IE through a multi-sensory approach which includes touch, motion and sound. This tactile-kinesthetic approach has proven especially successful for working with patients diagnosed with ADD/ADHD in addition to the visually impaired. It organizes the process of brain-hand interaction which dramatically enhances the learners’ cognitive processing.