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Development Areas
(Nel, Nel, Hugo; 2014)
Eye function
Necessary to read effectively.
Fine motor skills
The smaller muscles, like the hands, fingers, tongue, and speech muscles.
Visual perception
The ability to interpret sensory data that is received through the eyes.
Eye-hand coordination
To make the hands carry out instructions form the brain
.
P
osition in space
Perceiving objects in relation to themselves and each other.
Auditory perception
The ability to interpret sensory data that is received through the ears (sound).
Gross motor skills
The use and control of large muscles of the body.
Laterality and crossing the mid-line
The inner awareness of the right and left side of your body.
Haptic perception
Info received from the
skin (touch) and body movement.
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UA-160260639-1 Auditory perception, fine motor skills, Directionality, Visual perception, Laterality, child development, learning support, Eye function, Hand-eye coordination, Gross motor skills, dominance, Crossing the midline, Haptic perception,