These are common symptoms of vision-related learning problems.
- Avoids reading
- Loses place while reading
- Words move or "swim" on the page
- Reverses letters or numbers
- Homework takes too long
- Short attention span in reading or copying
- Bright but does poorly on tests
- Eye strain
- Frequently closes or covers one eye, tendency to squint or favor vision in one eye
If you think that you or someone you know could benefit from vision therapy, schedule an appointment with Dr. Raber or Dr. Shrock for a comprehensive vision exam.