A Study on the Design of Embedded Visual Image Teaching Aids to Assist Young Children's Cognitive and Fine Motor Development.

IF 2.8 3区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Journal of Intelligence Pub Date : 2024-10-14 DOI:10.3390/jintelligence12100102
Hua-Chen Lo, Tzu-Hua Wang
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Visual development in infancy is crucial for establishing neural connections and enhancing the growth of the visual center. Adequate visual stimulation supports cognitive learning, helping children integrate images, colors, and shapes. This research examines the design and use of a visual image teaching aid to guide children in exploring image cognition and developing fine motor skills. This study involved 70 kindergarten teachers who participated in a questionnaire survey about 60 children aged from 5 to 6 years old. The results show that visual graphic aids effectively promoted coordination, control, and the integration of visual and fine motor skills in children. Furthermore, these aids supported the development of spatial and environmental relationships through hands-on activities.

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关于设计嵌入式视觉图像教具以帮助幼儿认知和精细动作发展的研究。
婴儿期的视觉发育对建立神经连接和促进视觉中枢的生长至关重要。充分的视觉刺激有助于认知学习,帮助儿童整合图像、颜色和形状。本研究探讨了视觉图像教具的设计和使用,以引导儿童探索图像认知和发展精细动作技能。这项研究涉及 70 名幼儿园教师,他们参与了对 60 名 5 至 6 岁儿童的问卷调查。结果显示,视觉图形教具有效促进了儿童的协调、控制以及视觉和精细动作技能的整合。此外,这些教具还有助于通过动手活动发展空间和环境关系。
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Journal of Intelligence
Journal of Intelligence Social Sciences-Education
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