says Why understanding the Like/Dislikes of a child is important for intervention

I'm sure we've heard about this and do consider this as an important factor but how to we make sure we implement it? Keeping a record and revising the goals accordingly will help us help the child.

http://www.wsdsonline.org/video-library/deaf-blind-videos/likes-dislikes/
Please visit the Washington Sensory Disability Services website for further details on why it is important to know your child's preferences.
The website provides short videos explaining how adding meaning to an activity based on the child's likes motivates them to achieve a realistic goal.
Also remember to download the Like/Dislikes form provided on the same page to help you understand your child's preferences.