See Well Learn Well-3D in the Classroom

A new public health report was collaboratively written by the American Optometric Association, 3D@Home and 3deyehealth.org

As Dr. Dori Carlson states, “The steps described in this new document help to guarantee 3D classroom opportunities that allow students to thrive and learn more efficiently in subjects ranging from mathematics and sciences to the arts; better preparing them for life and advancing them for career challenges ahead.”

1 of 4 kids in a classroom have vision problems that may be impacting their learning.  the 3D technology often unmask the undiagnosed vision problems.  Help through comprehensive vision exams, glasses and vision therapy is appropriate so that all children have a greater chance of becoming successful, confident students!

This report is valuable to educators, parents, therapists, physicians, optometrists.

Click here to view the entire report.

By Dr. Lynn Hellerstein

Colorado Optometrist in Vision Therapy and Visual Processing