Many children have 20/20 eyesight, yet 1 out of 4 children have vision problems. This impacts their school success, sports performance, and confidence
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Dr. Dom Maino – My Hero
Dr. Dom Maino, a man of many talents…great optometrist, editor, blogger, musician, educator, author… funny, warm, caring man…
Vision vs. Sight – What Parents Need to Know
Thanks to freelance writer, Melissa Taylor, an award-winning educational blogger at ImaginationSoup, an award winning teacher with a M.A. in education, and a mom of 2 children, ages 6 and […]
Vision & Learning-Get Ready for School!
The American Optometric Association, with the support of HOYA vision, has released an excellent video on the importance of Vision & Learning. I am honored to have been invited to […]
Learning & the Brain- See It. Say It. Do It! DOES IT!
Join me, as one of the presenters at the Learning & the Brain Conference in Chicago, May 5-7, 2011. I’m honored to have been selected as one of the featured […]
What Are These People DOING?
Take a look at the picture below. Why are all these student walking around looking through hand-made “telescopes”? This picture was taken during my lecture at Regis University, during the […]
Visual Tracking & Academic Performance
“In my experience, “visual tracking” is a term that seems to be universally recognized by classroom teachers, yet frequently misunderstood for the relationship of this visual ability to reading and […]
Sensory Processing Foundation Symposium
Excellent lectures were presented at the symposium. Numerous professionals (MDs, PhDs, OTs, ODs) presented research, testing and therapy information. The parent network for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) is […]
What Dr. Lynn Hellerstein Sees In Your Child
Thanks to Cat for her interview for Online Magazine about Sensory Issues! A passionate interviewer, Cat understands sensory processing issues from first hand experience with her son. To contact Cat, […]
Twice Exceptional Newsletter- EXCEPTIONAL
2E Children – Gifted with learning difficulties. Some children are very smart in everything but school. Some have great ideas but just can’t write down the information fast enough. […]