Neural coordination refers to the process by which different parts of the nervous system communicate and work together to produce coordinated movements and responses. This involves the integration of signals from various sensory inputs, such as sight and touch, allowing the body to react appropriately to its environment. In the brain, structures like the cerebellum play a crucial role in fine-tuning these movements, ensuring balance and precision. Additionally, neurons transmit electrical impulses that facilitate this communication, enabling quick and efficient responses to stimuli.