EPISODE · Jun 3, 2024 · 39 MIN
140 The Impact of Vision on Learning and Behavior in Children with Disabilities
from Non Linear Learning - Rethinking Education for Neurodivergent Learners · host Dr. Vaish Sarathy
"If your child is having difficulty moving their body, they ARE going to have difficulty in moving their eyes." Dr. Susan Daniel, neuro-developmental optometrist talk about vision and its role in learning and regulation for Autistic students and learners with Down Syndrome Vision difficulties can impact a child's regulation and behavior, leading to frustration and anxiety. Dr. Daniel explains the various components of vision, including visual gathering skills, eye teaming, and visual processing. Tune in to learn: Why specialized vision exams are crucial for children with autism, Down syndrome, and other disabilities How vision difficulties can impact a child's regulation and behavior, leading to frustration and anxiety The components of Vision What you can do right now to support your child's learning 00:00 The Impact of Vision on Regulation and Behavior 06:09 The Relationship Between Body Movement and Eye Movement 16:23 The Gap in Vision Evaluations for Children with Disabilities 34:46 The Importance of Access to Complex Information 45:21 Passion for Helping Children and Adults with Vision Impairments Links mentioned in the podcast: Find a developmental optometrist here: - www.covd.org - www.noravisionrehab.org The reading app Dr. Daniel mentioned: www.bookshare.org You can reach Dr. Daniel at [email protected]
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