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Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Dot Pattern Visual Cognition Task for the Assessment of Visual Sequencing and Visualization Aptitude in Elementary School Children

Funding period: 2017 - 2019

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Evaluating the effectiveness of a Dot Pattern Visual Cognition Task for the assessment of visual sequencing and visualization aptitude in elementary school children

Christine Nearchou

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A Novel Test for Visual Cognition in School Children

2022-01-01

<jats:p>Early detection of visual deficits in children can lessen the impact of learning difficulties in the classroom. The aim of..

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