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Experiential Learning - Class Experiences

Experiential learning is a major focus of the Occupational Therapy curriculum. Included in this gallery are examples of a variety of occupations that take place during the course of study at Ithaca College.

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Students in class learning taping techniques
Orthopedic taping
Students learning to use artificial limbs
Learning to use artificial limbs (orthotics)
Students learning the biomechanics of artificial limbs
Learning how artificial limbs actually work

A student learning to grasp objects with an artificial limb
Learning to grasp with an artificial limb
Students learning to make splints
Splinting class
Students learning to make splints
Learning to make a splint for a child


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