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Floor Maps

by DrB • December 7, 2012 • 0 Comments

Download: Floor Maps Sample Purpose: Develop directionality and spatial computational skills. Directions: Print off the attached pdf file. The goal is to have the child progress through the same map while increasing the difficulty level (loading the activity). When the…

Directional Triangles

by DrB • November 12, 2011 • Comments Off on Directional Triangles

Directional Triangles Purpose: To distinguish between right versus left orientations of objects in space. To develop automaticity in identification of laterality. To develop visual motor integration with both dominant and non-dominant hands. Procedure: Print a copy of the worksheet: Directional…

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Visual function deficits contribute to reading acquisition in children with reading problems a focus of the MVTSG 2019

What did the researchers at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology at Boston Children’s Hospital, published in JAMA -Ophthal, and leaders in neuroscience agree upon in 2018? There is an unmistakable association with vision problems, not corrected with glasses or contacts alone, involving binocular vision, oculomotor, accommodation and visual processing linked with children who have […]

Reading Aloud in the Age of Distraction

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