Visual perception is one of the foundations of early childhood development.
Visual Perception involves the perception of information by activating the optical channel for orientation in reality and obtaining details on surrounding objects and subsequent storage in memory in the form of images.
For children, it’s an essential and complicated process of brain development. Usually, we don’t pay attention to its ability. And often, we are developing it, without the understanding of the real importance of these processes. But, deficits in visual perception may have academic and functional consequences for children’s future success.
That is why, we as teachers and parents would like to help children grow and develop!
One type of visual perception skills is visual discrimination.