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Intra and Intersensory Haptic Perception: Their Spatial and Perceptual-Motor Correlates.

Derevensky, Jeffrey L.; Petrushka, Tima L. – 1979

This study investigated the relationship between intramodal and intermodal information processing and performance on traditional age appropriate tests of spatial and perceptual-motor abilities. The ability of 65 normal kindergarten, first grade and second grade children to match to either a tactile or a visual standard was assessed with a modified…

Descriptors: Early Childhood Education, Elementary School Students, Kindergarten Children, Perception Tests

INTERSENSORY INTEGRATION AND READING, A THEORY.

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HURLEY, OLIVER L. – 1966

A LITERATURE REVIEW OF SIX KEY CONCEPTS OF PSYCHOLINGUISTIC PROCESSES IS PRESENTED. THE SIX CONCEPTS ARE (1) COGNITIVE GROWTH, (2) PSYCHOLINGUISTIC MODELS SUCH AS THE ILLINOIS TEST OF PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ABILITIES (ITPA), (3) INTERSENSORY INTEGRATION, (4) REMEDIAL TEACHING TECHNIQUES, (5) VISUALIZATION IN INTEGRATIVE TASKS, AND (6) CONCEPTUAL SCHEMA.…

Descriptors: Auditory Perception, Cognitive Processes, Diagnostic Tests, Exceptional Child Research