How do we determine if a swimmer with special needs will be able to progress to a semi-private or small group class? In order to test out the options you can consider a 5 minute overlap with your co-workers swimmer. This will give you insight into how the student handles the increased stimulation of having a peer. You will be able to see how they follow directions, process information and if they are motivated or distracted by having a peer. This is just one of many strategies that we use in our adaptive swim progressions. For more ideas please visit our blog:
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