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As the title states, occupational and physical therapists will welcome this informative booklet when working with children who are visually impaired. Ms.Strickling offers insightful information on * Vision and early development, and how incidental learning needs to be compensated * Movement and how it influences primitive reflexes and postural tone * Sensation and how it impacts proprioceptive and vestibular input.* Common postural characteristics of children with visual impairments and intervention techniques * Whole body stimulation and awareness * Visual diagnoses * The importance of teaming orientation and mobility instructors, adaptive physical education teachers, teachers of the visually impaired, physical and occupational therapists, and parents * Educational impacts of low vision in regards to tactual and incidental learning, special positioning needs, environmental considerations, and social relationships.
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