There are five different types of following directions. These include basic directions, sequential directions, quantitative and spatial directions, temporal directions, and conditional directions.

The exercises in Just for Adults: Following Directions have been developed to address different forms and processes involved in following directions. In some of the sets of activities, the items …

Obtain a clean piece of paper (binder, computer or construction). Fold the top right corner diagonally down as far as it will go to the opposite edge of the paper to make a triangle. Fold …

Researchers are studying how tinnitus is linked to hyperactivity in central auditory neurons following damage to the cochlea, the structure in the inner ear that senses sound.

Following Your Child’s Lead lay and interactions during everyday activities by following their children’s lead. Following a child’s lead involves a child’s participation in activities based on his …

A few helpful tools in NHSN for groups are listed in the resources below. These tools are guides on how to start and join a Group; how to create a template to request data from facilities; how …

Here are a few helpful tips that can help you remember to take your medication: Take medication with an activity you do at the same time every day. To avoid “out of sight, out of mind”, leave …