Gross coordination: Her gross motor skills are not aging inappropriate skills. She still exhibits difficulty in walking, running, jumping, etc.
Fine coordination: she demonstrates age inappropriate skills such as grasping and releasing of objects and display poor intrinsic hand muscle strength.
Visual -motor integration: she demonstrates difficulty distinguishing her colors and shapes.
Bilateral integration: She displays difficulty using both sides of her body simultaneously during treatment activities.
Oral-motor control: She displays difficulty communicating with people; however, has no problems with cheeks, tongue and jaw movements.
Fine coordination: she demonstrates age inappropriate skills such as grasping and releasing of objects and display poor intrinsic hand muscle strength.
Visual -motor integration: she demonstrates difficulty distinguishing her colors and shapes.
Bilateral integration: She displays difficulty using both sides of her body simultaneously during treatment activities.
Oral-motor control: She displays difficulty communicating with people; however, has no problems with cheeks, tongue and jaw movements.