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Perkins Library Offers Sensory Kits to Reduce Stress, Assist Neurodiverse Students
From silicone poppers and squeeze balls to wiggly slugs and click fidget toys, Perkins Library has students covered this year with new sensory kits.
Used in various educational settings, these kits offer calming input or stimulation to help people manage their emotions and stay focused.
“Offering these toolkits in the library not only provides opportunities to support neurodiverse students but also acknowledges that neurodiverse individuals
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