Help your Students Excel at Reading!
As an educator, you know how to reach some of the hardest cases; those children in your classroom who have difficulty with reading fluency, phonics, and comprehension. But sometimes, there are students that come along and... to be frank, stump you. You may have explored different techniques with differing results and outcomes, but nothing seems to stick or be able to help the student be an efficient reader. What if the problem isn't with the teacher's ability, modality, or even the child's effort or learning disability?
It Could Be Their Eyes!
Many of us haven’t considered the amount of visual coordination necessary to read, but some children skip developmental steps that create the visual building blocks necessary to read.
What is a teacher to do?
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4D Vision Gym works with local school systems to recognize that the actual foundation of reading is vision.
When we say vision, we don’t mean your 20/20 eyesight. That’s not what a child needs to read.
They need to be able to see clearly when looking up close but they also need to be able to have full control over how their eyes are working, as well as how their brain is processing that information in order to want to read, like to read, and eventually love to read.
That's why we provide:
1) Free comprehensive vision screenings for students
2) Professional development and certification courses for faculty
3) Informational sessions and seminars for parents
4) Support and appreciation for teachers who are changing their students' lives every day!
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Changing Lives
Unleashing Potential
Fostering Learners
It Could Be Your Eyes
Tune into our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you enjoy your favorite shows. Teachers might find these episodes particularly enlightening!
Learn the link between vision and learning.
Hear second grade teacher Kim's suggestions on how teachers can spot vision issues in their students.
Catherine Carter shows us why the school vision screenings aren't enough.
Listen to "How Do I Get Vision Therapy Into My School?" to hear Donna's story.
