Many symptoms can point to a VISION problem:
____ Skipping whole lines of reading material
____ Losing your place on the page while reading
____ Tilting your head, closing or blocking one eye
____ Complaining of headaches, dizziness or nausea during near (arm's length) tasks
____ Reversing letters, words and numbers
____ Having a short attention span during reading and other near tasks
____ Having poor reading comprehension
____ Having "sloppy" handwriting
____ Failing to recognize the same word in the next sentence
____ Avoiding close work (like reading)
If you answer, "yes" to many of these questions, it is possible that a vision problem may be at the root of your difficulties, even if you have been told your vision is fine. Being able to see “20/20” is just ONE of over 20 visual skills critical to reading, learning and being able to visually pay attention.
Please visit our LINKS page to learn where you could find a Developmental Optometrist to provide you with a comprehensive assessment of your visual system.
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| EXAMPLE OF POOR EYE TEAMING |
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