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Violations of visual perception in children - methodical guides
Child development is a very complex process and, unfortunately, not always harmonious. One of the types of disorders that should definitely be paid attention to is disorders of visual perception. This means that the child cannot see objects and cannot differentiate visual stimuli. It is also difficult for her to navigate in space. All this together can lead to learning difficulties, mainly in reading and writing. It can also cause problems with the seemingly easy activity of drawing. Therefore, a child with impaired visual perception and low vision should receive support from parents and educators at the earliest possible stage of development. Special teaching aids will allow you to practice and develop certain visual functions, for example, perception of figures and background, visual memory or awareness of spatial relationships in preschool children. A wide selection of educational aids for both children with visual impairments and for other children can be found in the offer of our Mental store.
We offer toys (such as kaleidoscopes, magic balls and light-up objects) that stimulate the visual organ and at the same time arouse the child's curiosity. The assortment also includes games, cubes and puzzles. There are also multimedia didactic programs that develop visual perception. Materials and teaching aids can be easily adapted to the age and needs of the child. They are developed by highly qualified specialists and will definitely help children with visual impairments to cope better not only in kindergarten, but also in everyday life.
Visual impairments in children are of different nature, but in no case should they be ignored. It is worth remembering that the analysis of information provided by the organ of vision takes place in the brain, which is plastic. Therefore, regular training and appropriate exercises play such an important role, thanks to which the child's visual perception improves. The most important thing is to choose effective learning tools that will interest the child. It will be great fun for her, as well as an opportunity to develop visual and spatial abilities.