How Can I Help My Students with Vision Issues?

It Could Be Your Eyes

"We wanna make sure those kids are getting their chance because often they're misdiagnosed. We want to give parents and teachers the tools to help children overcome these difficulties and reach their full potential."
Today we have the pleasure to be joined by Angela, Lindsey, and Sheila, three amazing and highly professional teachers, who all together add more than 50 years of experience in the public school system.
We must say that thanks to their motivation, initiative, and caring support for the children, we are very happy to announce our new Built to Read Professional Certification Program, specially designed for teachers who want to help their kids develop their visual systems.
Angela, Lindsey, and Sheila shed light on the often overlooked issue of children facing visual processing challenges, which are commonly misinterpreted as attention or behavioral problems.
In this episode you’ll hear about:
(06:38) Our guests' backgrounds and understanding what Irlen Syndrome is.
(08:38) The missing link, something beyond dyslexia, and a thing called “Vision Therapy”.
(18:03) Experiencing the new Built to Read PCP from a teacher’s perspective and the plans to put it into practice in their daily life.
(31:21) Advocating for Visual-Motor Integration.
(33:52) Tips and suggestions to other teachers on the importance of Visual Therapy.

Check out our Digital Programs

• 4d Built to Read Digital Program
• Concussion Recovery
• Built to Drive

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