Learning Problems Could Be in the Eyes! Free Workshop

80% of how the child learns in school is through vision. The way the eyes work together can affect a person’s ability to read, process and understand information. If any of the 17 visual skills (including aiming, tracking, focusing and scanning) are not functioning properly, it can have a tremendous impact on learning and make reading a significant challenge.

Children with undiagnosed vision problems often develop behavior problems. Many will avoid reading and doing homework at any cost.

Attend to find out how to tell if a child’s vision may be a reason for academic and behavior challenges, and what can be done to correct it.

This talk is a must for every parent, teacher and professional working with children.

When?

Monday, May 9, 2016

6:15—7:15 p.m.

Where?

Clarendon Vision Development Center

103 Ogden Avenue Clarendon Hills, IL

Who?

Dr. Monika Spokas

Developmental Optometrists

Reserve your seat!

Lisa@ClarendonVision.com or (630) 323-7300