Visual-Motor Integration

Visual-motor integration refers to the ability to coordinate the motor movement with visual stimulus. The child with a difficulty in this area has problems coordinating what he/she sees with an appropriate motor response required in fine motor skills, as, for example, in copying or in gross motor as kicking a football or shooting a ball into a basket.

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Audiblox: Overcoming Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and other Learning Difficulties
Effective in overcoming dyslexia and other learning difficulties by addressing the underlying shortcomings that interfere with academic performance. Underlying shortcomings include visual-motor integration.

Source: Sutaria, S. D., Specific Learning Disabilities (Spingfield: Charles C Thomas, 1985).