Visual Perceptual & Motor Skills
Visual Discrimination
Being able to decipher the similarities and differences in shapes, figures, letters, etc.
Visual Closure
Being able to identify an object, figure, letter, etc. when part of the image is missing.
Visual Figure Ground
Being able to locate something in a visually busy area.
Eye Hand Coordination
Taking in the visual information and coordinating and controlling the body movements to complete the task.
Visual Memory
Being able to recall visual components of a form, shape, figure, letter, etc.
Ocular Motor Skills
Performing tasks that require the eye to move and follow an object.
Visual perceptual skills involve the ability to interpret and understand visual information within one's environment. These skills facilitate the recognition of shapes, patterns, and colors, as well as the comprehension of spatial relationships. They are essential for tasks such as reading and writing.
Visual motor skills refer to the ability to coordinate visual perception with motor actions. These skills involve the integration of visual input and physical movement, allowing individuals to perform tasks such as writing, drawing, and catching a ball. Strong visual motor skills are essential for daily activities and can impact academic performance and overall coordination.