Correct indicator , as part of Beery-Buktenica Developmental Test of Motor Coordination

2016-12-21

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Motor Coordination is a supplemental, standardized test that should be administered individually after, not before, the Beery VMI and the Visual Perception test. Thus, a child's performance on the first three Moto Coordination tasks - shown and recorded on page 3 of the Motor Coordination text for - will already have been observed during the previous Beery VMI administration. These motor tasks are: 1. Climbs into and sits in adult chair without help. 2. Holds pencil with thumb and fingertips (need not be just two fingers). 3. Holds paper with one hand and scribbles or draws with the other. If you have not already observed and recorded the child's performance on these tasks, do so before beginning the Motor Coordination test.