Signs of Learning-Related Vision Problems

Teachers and parents are in the best positions to take note of any signs of a learning-related vision problem.

Signs of Learning-Related Vision Problems in PRIMARYCITY

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A Wide Variety of Problems

There are many different learning-related vision problems that can impact a child’s academic performance. Skills like hand-eye coordination, reading ability, and ability to focus are all tied, in no small part, to vision. 

These issues can only be formally diagnosed by an eye care professional, but there are numerous noticeable signs that can indicate there is a problem, and it is important for both parents and teachers to recognize these so that if noticed, the child can receive proper diagnosis and treatment.

If an issue is recognized and dealt with quickly, it can prevent a small problem from becoming something bigger.

Signs to Watch For

Signs to Watch For

Here is a non-exhaustive list of signs that may indicate a child is suffering from a learning-related vision problem.

  • Frequent squinting 
  • Difficulty reading for long periods 
  • Complaints about eyes “feeling tired” 
  • Frequent rubbing of the eyes 
  • Difficulty keeping the place while reading, or relying on using a finger to mark their place 
  • Poor reading comprehension 
  • Trouble focusing or paying attention, especially for extended periods of time 
  • Frequent covering or closing of one eye 
  • Complaints of blurred or double vision 
  • Regular headaches, especially while reading 
  • Difficulty visualizing or recalling things based on something that was read 
  • Trouble learning basic math concepts such as size, position, and magnitude 
  • Sloppy handwriting and drawing, difficulty staying on or within lines, or difficulty copying notes from the board 
  • Having little to no difficulty responding orally while struggling with responding in writing 
  • Reversal of letters or words while reading or writing
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What To Do

If any of these symptoms appear, the child’s parents should be informed both about the problem and of the fact that it might be a vision issue (as opposed to a learning disability.) The parents’ responsibility is then to bring their child to an eye care professional so their vision can properly be examined, and any issues treated. To schedule a comprehensive eye exam, please call 111-222-3333. Patients looking for a comprehensive eye exam visit our clinic from all over STATE, and we are proud to be a leading provider of medical eye care services for patients from CITY, SECONDARY1, SECONDARY2, and SECONDARY3.

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