Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Ida Chung. Dr. Chung is currently the president of the College of Optometrists in Vision […]
Tag Archive for ‘learning related vision problems’
October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month
For Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, this October, the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) is bringing attention to the […]
August is Children’s Vision and Learning Month — Part 2
In 2013, the American Academy of Optometry published a position paper on Optometric Care of the Struggling Student. The position […]
August is Children’s Vision and Learning Month
“Whether it is the mystery of the bright child who struggles with reading or the child who takes forever to […]
Poor Grades Explained by Vision Problems
When school resumes in August, educators, parents, and students will strive to improve reading levels. According to the Common Core Curriculum, […]
The Science and Splash: Double Trouble
Recently, my practice joined a local non-profit named Building Vision to provide developmental vision screenings for children in a local […]
Science and Splash: “My Eyes Couldn’t Rest for a Minute”
Today’s guest blog post was written by Carrie Hall, an optometric vision therapist at Washington Vision Therapy Center in Yakima, […]
The Plano Child Development Center
The Plano Child Development Center is the creation of Drs. Robert Johnson and Henry Moore. Practicing in Chicago, these two […]
In Search of Hyperopes
Last week I brought a group of 1st year optometry students to an elementary school in Brooklyn . We performed […]
The Need (part 2)
Dr. Eric Borsting and colleagues are still investigating the diagnosis, treatment and consequences of convergence insufficiency. The most current research […]
