Visual Skills and Learning in School-Age Children

Studies show that 80% of classroom learning is visual. The visual system is comprised of multiple areas of brain processing. If any one of these areas is deficient, it can have a cascade effect on a child's ability to perform at his or her highest level of ability in school. Participants in this course will gain insight into identifying and assessing deficits in visual motor integration, visual perceptual skills, and ocular motor skills. This presentation will provide a list of fun and engagingtherapeutic activities to facilitate development of visual skillsin children, as well as visual classroom modifications. Join us in this 2-hour presentation and take away practical strategies that help children see their world through different eyes.

Target Audience: Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

• Improve your ability to identify and differentiate visual skill deficits for school-age children
• Evidence-based therapeutic activitiesto facilitate development of visual motor integration, visual perceptual skills, and ocular motor skills
• Develop a list of easy-to-implement classroom visual modifications and adaptations