Motor Symbol Sequencing
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Automated flow of one's ideas into writing
Writing and copying information quickly and accurately
Legibility of writing
Completing timed written assessments, assignments, projects within the allotted time
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Spelling words
Reading with speed and accuracy
Spoken communication
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the writing process requires significant effort so is often avoided
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writing is slow and it takes a long time to complete written assignments
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spelling is not automatic and the same word may be misspelled different ways on the same page
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non-fluent speech and oral expression being hesitant
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errors in written work coming from miscopying the wrong line from a board or a math question
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messy handwriting and individuals often prefer to type and print out rather than handwrite
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being unable to fully express their thoughts or demonstrate what they know in writing
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problems with eye tracking whilst reading resulting in misread and skipped words
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Discover Your Unique Cognitive Profile
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WritingWrite the letter "r". Now, write it backward. Next, try writing it upside down and backward. Notice the need to determine the starting point and direction of hand movement. The Motor Symbol Sequencing function dictates where to start writing letters and the direction to follow. How quickly does your hand memorize this pattern?
Initially, conscious thought and planning are required. Subsequent attempts should become smoother as a motor plan forms. The ease and automation of this process, essential for writing any word in any language, depend on your Motor Symbol Sequencing capacity. |
Reading and Eye TrackingOur eyes engage in four directional movements: left, right, up, and down. As we read, our brain internalizes prevalent patterns, forming eye motor plans tailored for tracking text. For instance, English follows a left-to-right, top-to-bottom sequence, facilitating automated eye movements for smooth reading.
Now, contemplate diverse formats like newspaper articles, whiteboards, or Excel sheets. How adeptly can your eyes follow information across these varied mediums? Any overlooked words, skipped lines, or lost placement reflects the efficiency of your Motor Symbol Sequencing. |
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Reading Accuracy
Written Expression
Accuracy in Clerical Tasks
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Reading Speed
Note Taking
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6 day per week 1 to 1.5 hours per day (age depending) Check-in session with their instructor once a week Available year round |
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Monday to Friday 45 minutes online per day, plus 30 to 45 minutes homework 1 to 1.5 hour of homework on Saturday |
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