According to the American Optometric Association, “even though a child may have 20\/20 vision, the following habits also can signal less obvious vision problems: loses place while reading, avoids close work,” and “holds reading material closer than normal.”<\/p>\n
A visit to the eye doctor for a comprehensive eye exam is an important part of overall health,” and is especially important for kids about to return to school.\u00a0 According to an American Optometric Association survey of K-12 teachers, 81 percent believe vision and learning are interdependent.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
According to the American Optometric Association, “even though a child may have 20\/20 vision, the following habits also can signal less obvious vision problems: loses place while reading, avoids close work,” and “holds reading material closer than normal.” A visit to the eye doctor for a comprehensive eye exam is an important part of overall … Continue reading Eye Exams May Help Rule Out Eye-Related Links To Behavior, Learning Problems<\/span>