illustration on the left is method in the OEP instruction sheet for mirror overlap. Place an “The object to your side. Angle a mirror 45 degrees over your eye, so that the object appears in the mirror. Stare straight ahead. Do something magical with your brain, fuse the images, and make the object appear as if it is located on the wall in front of you. Move the mirror around to make the object move around on the wall in front of you. The illustration on the right is the way that my vision therapist taught me, and the method which I prefer. Place the object in front of you. Put the mirror over one eye. Move the mirror around and make the object travel around the room.” Mirror Superimposition: Mazes Notes: Creating corners: presentation board, doors, cabinets Mirror Septum Techniques: Place locker mirror (rectangular) on a piece of paper. The mirror will act as a septum, so that one eye will see the paper directly, but will not be able to see the image on the other half of the paper. The other eye will look in the mirror to see the image is projected to the opposite side of the page. Symmetry Drawing Cheiroscopic Tracing
“The illustration on the left is method in the OEP instruction sheet for mirror overlap. Place an object to your side. Angle a mirror 45 degrees over your eye, so that the object appears in the mirror. Stare straight ahead. Do something magical with your brain, fuse the images, and make the object appear as if it is located on the wall in front of you. Move the mirror around to make the object move around on the wall in front of you. The illustration on the right is the way that my vision therapist taught me, and the method which I prefer. Place the object in front of you. Put the mirror over one eye. Move the mirror around and make the object travel around the room.” Mirror Superimposition: Mazes Notes: Creating corners: presentation board, doors, cabinets Mirror Septum Techniques: Place locker mirror (rectangular) on a piece of paper. The mirror will act as a septum, so that one eye will see the paper directly, but will not be able to see the image on the other half of the paper. The other eye will look in the mirror to see the image is projected to the opposite side of the page. Symmetry Drawing Cheiroscopic Tracing
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