The Most Important Factors in How a Child with Visual

question 35

Multiple Choice

The most important factors in how a child with visual impairments develops are

• A) opportunities to learn and the presence or absence of other disabilities.
• B) the type of classroom model and reading materials chosen.
• C) the child's learning style and whether it is a good fit with the teacher's classroom philosophy.
• D) opportunities to practice activities of daily living and strong peer support.

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Definitions:

Spatial Memory

The ability to remember the location of objects, their arrangement in space, and navigate between locations.

Hippocampus

A region of the brain that is associated with the formation of new memories and is involved in learning and emotions.

London Cabbie

The term "London Cabbie" refers to taxi drivers in London, known for their extensive knowledge of the city, often tested through a rigorous examination process known as "The Knowledge."

Right Hippocampus

The part of the brain located in the right hemisphere that plays important roles in the consolidation of information from short-term memory to long-term memory and in spatial memory.