Virtual reality vs traditional exercise: which helps kids with learning challenges more?

NCT ID NCT07488650

Summary

This study aims to see if special exercise programs can help children with specific learning disabilities improve their motor skills, balance, and ability to participate in daily activities. Researchers will compare two different approaches—traditional perceptual-motor exercises and virtual reality-based exercises—against regular education alone in 45 children aged 7-10. The exercise programs will run twice weekly for 8 weeks, with assessments before and after to measure changes in coordination, balance, and participation.

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