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

Vision is our primary sense of learning. However, not all eye doctors offer it.-Depth for developmental purposes and Functional vision problems and The appropriate treatment, such as vision therapy.  Developmental Optometrists stress a more functional, developmental approach to their practice. and Approach to behavior to Vision evaluations. Their approach to Vision care focuses on correcting vision problems. and enhancing visual abilities.  20/20 does not mean perfect vision.  The 20/20 test doesn’t evaluate many other important measures that define normal vision, such as eye focusing and eye teaming. and Eye movement and coordination and Visual perceptual skills.  Once you have a basic understanding of 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 Basics

• Visual spatial, analysis, and integration skills
• Neurodevelopmental disorders and vision problems may cause vision problems
• Visual Perceptual testing standardized and Observational

Vision, Learning and Behavior

• Signs and Untreated or undiagnosed vision problems
• Vision problems versus behavior problems
• Classroom modifications for people with vision disorders

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OBJECTIVES

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

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