Learning Related Vision Problems

Up to 80% of the information that is presented to children in the classroom is actually visual. It's safe to say that vision can have an enormous impact on children's academic performance. If children show up at school every day without some of the tools they need to succeed, no matter how smart or capable we may think they are, they will have trouble performing at their grade or age level equivalents.
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Dr. Heather McBryar, FCOVD from Amplify EyeCare Chattanooga discusses several learning-related vision problems and their effect on a child's academic performance. Visual skills that may affect a child's academic performance include having difficulty with visual acquisition, i.e., having difficulty acquiring visual information, getting it into the eyes, and back into the brain. These could include eye tracking, using eyes together as a team (binocular vision), or problems with the accommodative and focusing muscles. Children may also have difficulty processing visual information once the information reaches the brain. If your child struggles with any of these skills, it's important to rule in or out an underlying vision problem that could negatively affect academic performance.
If you suspect that your child has a vision issue that is impacting their learning, call our office at [phone] to schedule a pediatric eye exam.
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Dr. Heather McBryar is a board certified optometrist, in addition to being a Fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD), a candidate for Fellowship in the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA), and a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry (ABO).
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