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What problems can arise from Visual impairments?
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Eye-hand coordination
poor Gross and Fine motor Sensory defensiveness Vestibular deficiency Cross-eyed reduced exploration, thus reduced mvmnt |
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What are undetected Visual problems?
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Doesn't focus on face/toy
Holds items closed to face Poor Gross/Fine skills Closes one eye to focus Tilts head Performs poorly in school |
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Why is Visual perception important in handwriting?
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-To perceive the organization of letters and spacing
-to know where to start writing -how to sequence letters and space words -know that size of letter doesn't chg meaning |
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What does VISUAL MEMORY do?
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Ability to remember shape or word, how to write the words and string them together and develop paragraphs
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What does FORM CONSTANCY do?
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ability to realize that forms, letters and numbers are the same when moved, turned, or changed in size
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What SEQUENTIAL MEMORY do for writing?
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Ability to remember a sequence of letters to form a word
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What does FIGURE GROUND do in handwriting?
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Ability to distinguish letters from lines on paper
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What does VISUAL CLOSURE do in handwriting?
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Ability to mentally finish the image, like when the letter is not completely formed.
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