The effect of kinesthetic training on handwriting performance in grade one children with handwriting difficulties

Posted on:2001-05-01

Degree:Sc.D

Type:Thesis

University:Boston University

Candidate:Sudsawad, Pimjai

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GTID:2467390014459489

Subject:Health Sciences

Abstract/Summary:

inesthesis is an important component of motor control in children. Kinesthetic training has been assumed to improve children's motor performance. However, scientific evidence has been inconclusive. Reported in journal article...

Keywords/Search Tags:

Children, Kinesthetic training

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