Visual Memory

Visual Memory is the ability to look at and remember or recall information such as pictures, words and objects.

Visual memory is vital in the development of handwriting, reading and other functional tasks in school and in everyday life.

Signs and Symptoms of Poor Visual Memory May Include…

Eyes pointing in different directions (turning inward, outward, upward, or downward)

Squinting, frequent blinking, or closing one eye in bright light

Tilting or turning the head to see clearly

Poor depth perception or difficulty judging distances

Complaints of double vision, eye strain, or headaches

Signs and Symptoms of Poor Visual Memory May Include…

Eyes pointing in different directions (turning inward, outward, upward, or downward)

Squinting, frequent blinking, or closing one eye in bright light

Tilting or turning the head to see clearly

Poor depth perception or difficulty judging distances

Complaints of double vision, eye strain, or headaches

What Are Some of the Tests That Can Measure Visual Memory Skills?

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Motor Free Vision Perception Test (MVPT)

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Visual Span and Tachistoscope

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Test of Visual Perception Skills (Gardner)

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Getman Henderson Marcus Visual Recall test

Don’t be contented with just 20/20 Vision.

Make sure your kids’ eyes work as they should for optimal learning!

Danny the dragon

Don’t be contented with just 20/20 Vision.

Make sure your kids’ eyes work as they should for optimal learning!

Danny the dragon