Can your child see a mile and fail in reading and sports ?
Hello How To Learn.com Friend,

Recently you took the Eye-Q Reading Inventory and may have discovered that you or your child has some visual or perceptual problems
which make reading difficult.

If your child's single screening is the eye
chart, this is not related to reading at all.

An eye chart only tells you whether you
can see a letter of 3/8 inches high from
20 feet away.

Of course, no one reads their books from
20 feet away while covering one eye :):):)

Here are some resources for you to check
your child's eyesight and vision thoroughly,
in order to rule out any roadblocks to
reading suceess.

1. We have several complimentary newsletters
at

http://www.howtolearn.com/newsletters/instantlearningtips.html

which you can select from to give you ongoing reading
and learning success tips.

2. Check http://www.covd.org or http://www.oep.org
to find a doctor who specilizes in learning related
vision exams

3. If you have a child under 12 months, now is the
time to start insuring that your child has great
eyesight and vision to become a terrific reader.

Former President Jimmy Carter is the national
spokesperson for this organization and his grandson
suffered from undiagnosed lazy eye, which could
have been caught much earlier and prevented
many problems later.

Mr. Carter says that vision is the single biggest
handicapping problem in children so make sure
to visit this page and watch his message.

http://www.infantsee.org

Here's to making your child's eyesight and
vision a high eye priority!