When you start a computer, a regular and predictable sequence occurs. It happens this way, all the time, every time you turn it on. First, the power goes on (in people, either the power is on, or off, you can’t really toggle it). The next thing that happens is the...
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Mountain Postcards
Power On Self Test and Learning
Nearsighted White Kids — Book Preview
My upcoming book is a comprehensive overview of how the different aspects of vision and visual dysfunction can and do contribute to problems with reading, learning, and behaviour in the classroom. The book is an introduction to the science of vision in learning, and targets developmental specialists, especially Occupational...
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Post-Concussion Blog
Here is a link to a favourite blog of mine, written by one of my patients. Not long ago, she would not have been able to write anything, let alone stand the glare of a computer screen. As you will read from the sample post, after multiple attempts to...
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On Avoiding Catastrophe
I’ve been studying and writing about vision in the classroom for some years now, including for the last two years under this column. I understand that these ideas seem odd or difficult for some people, but I persist because we all need to understand some fundamental things about how...
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Power On Self Test and Learning
When you start a computer, a regular and predictable sequence occurs. It happens this way, all the time, every time you turn it on. First, the power goes on (in...
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Nearsighted White Kids — Book Preview
My upcoming book is a comprehensive overview of how the different aspects of vision and visual dysfunction can and do contribute to problems with reading, learning, and behaviour in...
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Ocular Motility and Dyslexia
There is no question that ‘dyslexics’ almost always have difficulty You need to be logged in to see this part of the post. Please Login here.
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Reading Instruction
There are many ways to teach language. Depending on You need to be logged in to see this part of the post. Please Login here.
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Power On Self Test and Learning
When you start a computer, a regular and predictable sequence occurs. It happens this way, all the time, every time you turn it on. First, the power goes on (in people, either the power is on, or off, you can’t really toggle it). The next thing that happens is the Power On Self Test, or...
Nearsighted White Kids — Book Preview
My upcoming book is a comprehensive overview of how the different aspects of vision and visual dysfunction can and do contribute to problems with reading, learning, and behaviour in the classroom. The book is an introduction to the science of vision in learning, and targets developmental specialists, especially Occupational Therapists, and special education teachers....
On Avoiding Catastrophe
I’ve been studying and writing about vision in the classroom for some years now, including for the last two years under this column. I understand that these ideas seem odd or difficult for some people, but I persist because we all need to understand some fundamental things about how vision affects us, especially the young....
Focus on Mothers
I tip my hat to the mothers of this world. Unswerving, unrelenting care and attention to their families is what we get from them, our most important influences, and often with no demand of anything in return. We need to do more as a community to support parents, but mothers in particular, given the...
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