Christine Winter-Rundell – Introduction to Developmental Optometry and Basic Visual Efficiency and Visual Processing Skills

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Christine Winter-Rundell – Introduction to Developmental Optometry and Basic Visual Efficiency and Visual Processing Skills

However, vision is the dominant sense we use to learn. Not all eye doctors offer it.-Depth for developmental purposes and Functional vision problems and The relevant treatment, such a vision therapy.  Developmental Optometrists are committed to a broad functional and developmental focus. and Behavior approach to Vision evaluations. Their approach to Vision care focuses on correcting existing vision problems and enhancing visual abilities.  20/20 does not mean perfect vision.  The 20/20 test doesn’t evaluate other important measures of normal sight, such as eye focusing and eye teaming. and Eye movement and coordination and Visual perceptual skills.  Once you are familiar with these skills, and their impact on development, you’ll be able to It is easier to identify these patients and Students whose academic and As a result, therapeutic progress has been slowed down. and Possibilities for solutions to These roadblocks.

OUTLINE

Traditional vs. Developmental Model of Vision

• Vision is a dynamic process

Visual System Failure

• Ocular health and Refractive conditions
• Functional and Perceptual skills

Visual Efficiency Skill Basics

• Neurodevelopment of eye movements and accommodation and Binocularity

Visual Processing The basics

• Visual spatial, analysis, and integration skills
• Neurodevelopmental disorders such as vision problems can cause vision problems
• Visual Perceptual Testing Standardized and Observational

Vision, Learning and Verhalten

• Signs and Untreated or undiagnosed vision problems
• Vision problems versus behavior problems
• Classroom modifications for vision impairments

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OBJECTIVES

1. Discuss the importance of visual function in learning and motor development.
2. Find the eight major components that make up a complete. Developmental Triad Vision Assessment.

Here’s what you’ll get in Christine Winter-Rundell – Introduction to Developmental Optometry and Basic Visual Efficiency and Visual Processing Skills