Handwriting is crucial for children's development. The link between the writing and theories of Embodiment seems to be evident: writing can be considered as an action experience, a representational form of movement that involves physical qualities and influences cognitive processes. Writing involves a range of complex skills, making it a challenging task to learn, particularly for children with learning disabilities. Developed haptic guidance systems show potential in acquiring the skill of handwriting.
The use of haptic feedback for graphomotricity enhancement: a case study
Gentilozzi, C.;Marfoglia, A.;Ceccacci S.;Giaconi, C.
2023-01-01
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Handwriting is crucial for children's development. The link between the writing and theories of Embodiment seems to be evident: writing can be considered as an action experience, a representational form of movement that involves physical qualities and influences cognitive processes. Writing involves a range of complex skills, making it a challenging task to learn, particularly for children with learning disabilities. Developed haptic guidance systems show potential in acquiring the skill of handwriting.File in questo prodotto:
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