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Assessment of Visual Motor Integration in Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder in Indian Context: Crimson Publishers

 Assessment of Visual Motor Integration in Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder in Indian Context by Monisha R in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences



Visual Proprioception utilizes a visual form of information to communication and to share knowledge, helps in thinking and creative processes. Visual-motor coordination is needed to perform all the activity of daily living and it is a foundational skill required for all the children for academic achievement. Methodology: The study has been initiated in June 14-2018, after getting informed consent signed, Ten children referred for their motor problems in home and in school to a rehabilitation clinic in and around Chennai has been selected in this study, Movement assessment battery for children (ABC) was administered to the study sample and 5 children have impairment score below 5th percentile.

 

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