Research Article
Benefits of an Intensive Individual CO-OP Intervention in a Group Setting for Children with DCD
Table 2
Overview of the types of intervention goals and transfer goals that were trained and the number of children that worked on a certain type of goal.
| | Category | Types of goals | Example of a goal | |
| | Gross motor skill activities | Cycling/skating | To sign with one hand while cycling | 11 | | Ball activities | To improve throwing a ball with one hand | 7 | | Climbing | To climb a rope | 5 | | Running | To run faster | 3 | | Jumping | To jump from a high obstacle | 2 | | Salto gymnastics | To perform a salto while landing on feet | 2 | | Other | To improve the performance of karate moves | 5 | | Activities of daily living | Getting dressed | To tie shoelaces | 6 | | Personal hygiene | To brush own hair | 5 | | Food related | To improve slicing cheese | 5 | | Organizational tasks | Planning day structure/agenda | To improve homework planning in agenda | 7 | | Working independently | To start with a task independently after an explanation | 2 | | Tidying and organizing | To improve tidying up clothes | 2 | | Other | To plan using the public transport | 2 | | Fine motor skill activities | Writing/drawing | To write numbers in small boxes | 4 | | Arts and crafts | To cut more neatly | 2 | | Building Lego | To build with Lego following a booklet | 2 |
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