Tracking Skills

Tracking skills refer to the ability to focus on and follow a moving object. This can involve visual tracking skills, the ability to control eye movements using the oculomotor system; or the ability to locate and follow the source of a sound.

The tracking skills sensory equipment that Sync Living supply include;

Tall tubie ball run toy
Computer controlled sensory pool
Hand held posting tube
Light wand joystick
LED scanner

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Benefits

Intrinsically linked to visual and auditory tracking skills, is hand-eye coordination and a person’s ability to coordinate other motor movements with what they can see. As a child develops, this skill will become invaluable in helping them to interact with their environment and respond accordingly to what is happening around them.

For those with autism or other developmental disorders, tracking skills can be delayed, thereby causing knock-on effects in other areas of development such as hand-eye coordination, concentration, sequencing and communication skills. The correct use of appropriate sensory equipment can help to both diagnose and develop tracking skills and the highly stimulating sensory rewards can provide the often much-needed motivation for users to engage and push themselves to develop their tracking abilities.

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If you are interested in discussing sensory equipment for tracking skills – then get in touch! We have a team of friendly product specialists, with expertise in multi sensory room design.

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