Комп. программя для визуальной перцепции
Eye Track
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Fun and motivational activities to support those experiencing difficulty with visual perception.
Excellent printable follow-up activities and flexible user options.
•Keys - develop visual discrimination and spatial orientation.
•Cells - helps visual figure ground skills.
•Wanted Poster - for visual discrimination, visual memory and visual closure.
•Cars - develop visual memory and visual sequential memory.
Printable records show details of activities completed. You can choose from five levels of difficulty.
"I wanted to add my enthusiasm for the superb piece of work done by Attracta and Sally in producing this CD ROM for children requiring help with visual skills. In my capacity as an Orthoptist, and working with both of them over some time, I know their depth of understanding of the role of visual perception alongside the auditory skills required for reading, writing and number work. Visual aspects have for too long been sidelined as of minor importance and this CD fills the gap brilliantly well.
The way the challenges have been put together allow them to be used at different levels and in different ways by the children and their tutors, and so much mileage is to be gained from the one disc rather than a single use resource. It is fun, bright and modern. It appeals to boys and girls and encourages discussion and teamwork as well as a one to one task. There is so little material available, especially generated from the UK and that this should be so excellent is a big step forward for those who are at a loss as to how to support children with specific difficulties influencing the doing aspect of seeing."
Barbara Dulley
"Children have loved this resource since we have had it... both the challenge and the tasks are well balanced... clear screens, easy instructions to follow mean they can follow the program individually, leading to an increase in confidence. The biggest compliment is that children request to use it when given a "free choice" time of ICT activities."
Mrs Heather Whibley, Support Teacher
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http://www.inclusive.co.uk/eye-track-p2225
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Fun and motivational activities to support those experiencing difficulty with visual perception.
Excellent printable follow-up activities and flexible user options.
•Keys - develop visual discrimination and spatial orientation.
•Cells - helps visual figure ground skills.
•Wanted Poster - for visual discrimination, visual memory and visual closure.
•Cars - develop visual memory and visual sequential memory.
Printable records show details of activities completed. You can choose from five levels of difficulty.
"I wanted to add my enthusiasm for the superb piece of work done by Attracta and Sally in producing this CD ROM for children requiring help with visual skills. In my capacity as an Orthoptist, and working with both of them over some time, I know their depth of understanding of the role of visual perception alongside the auditory skills required for reading, writing and number work. Visual aspects have for too long been sidelined as of minor importance and this CD fills the gap brilliantly well.
The way the challenges have been put together allow them to be used at different levels and in different ways by the children and their tutors, and so much mileage is to be gained from the one disc rather than a single use resource. It is fun, bright and modern. It appeals to boys and girls and encourages discussion and teamwork as well as a one to one task. There is so little material available, especially generated from the UK and that this should be so excellent is a big step forward for those who are at a loss as to how to support children with specific difficulties influencing the doing aspect of seeing."
Barbara Dulley
"Children have loved this resource since we have had it... both the challenge and the tasks are well balanced... clear screens, easy instructions to follow mean they can follow the program individually, leading to an increase in confidence. The biggest compliment is that children request to use it when given a "free choice" time of ICT activities."
Mrs Heather Whibley, Support Teacher
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http://www.inclusive.co.uk/eye-track-p2225