Learn: therapy, visually impaired, sensors, coordination, adventurous
Transcript
It looks like Philip is enjoying the lights. But doctors don’t know if he can see them at all.
A new type of therapy – called Lightscores – helps visually impaired children become more active.
Sensors are placed on different parts of his body. They trigger sounds as Philip moves. This helps his coordination and confidence. After just five minutes, he’s much more adventurous.
Vocabulary
therapy
treatment for a physical or mental problem
visually impaired
not able to see well even with glasses
sensors
devices that react to light, heat or pressure
coordination
(here) the ability to control your body’s movements
adventurous
willing to try new things and take risks