Vision for perception and vision for action

Alright kiddo, do you know how we use our eyes to see things around us? That's called vision. But did you know that there are two kinds of vision? They are called vision for perception and vision for action.

Vision for perception helps us understand what we see and make sense of it. For example, when you look at a picture, you can tell what's in it - like a tree, a flower, or a bird. This kind of vision helps us recognize things and understand the world around us.

On the other hand, vision for action helps us do things based on what we see. For example, when you reach for a toy, you're using your vision for action to accurately aim and grab it. This kind of vision helps us move and interact with the world around us.

So, to sum it up: vision for perception helps us understand what we see, while vision for action helps us do things based on what we see. It's like having two superpowers in one!