Visual Processing Disorder

No significant indication of Visual Processing Disorder (VPD).
• Comments: This score suggests that your learner does not exhibit significant signs of VPD. Your learnder may experience occasional challenges with visual processing, but those difficulties are likely manageable through attention and adaptation to your learner’s environment.

: Some visual difficulties that can be improved with practice and adaptation.
• Comments: This score indicates that your learner has some difficulties with visual processing, but those difficulties may not be indicative of VPD. With focused practice and adaptation to your learnere’s visual environment, they can likely improve their visual skills and overcome these challenges. Consider seeking additional help or resources to reinforce your understanding of visual processing concepts and implement strategies to improve your visual skills.

: Possible indication of Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) and may benefit from individualized interventions.
• Comments: This score suggests that your learner may have significant difficulties with visual processing that could be indicative of VPD. It’s recommended to seek support from vision specialists or other professionals who can provide individualized interventions to address your learner’s specific needs. Strategies such as vision therapy, environmental modifications, and accommodations may be beneficial in improving your learner’s visual processing skills and daily functioning.

: Strong indication of Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) and requires professional testing and interventions.
• Comments: This score strongly indicates the presence of VPD, a specific visual processing disorder. It is essential to seek professional testing and evaluation to confirm the diagnosis and develop appropriate interventions. Individualized support from vision therapists, optometrists, or other specialists can help address the challenges your learner facews with visual processing. Interventions may include vision therapy, assistive devices, and accommodations to support your visual needs.