Session 5
The use of the metronome is fairly ubiquitous in VT. Here Rob discusses his view of the value of using the metronome as part of behavioral vision care and VT in particular.
An exploration of visual process relating to reading development, including the role of language in child/human development.
In a person with a visual process stress at near, what might we see in their reading behavior?
Discussion of the work on reading by Geiger and Lettvin.
Special testing in ten effective tests/probes will be explored, and the benefit of their use when considering the visual skill of the patient, including DEM/King Devick Saccadic Test; Groffman Visual Tracing; Wold Sentence Copy; Gates Oral Reading and ReadAlyzer.
Activities
Following the Protocol, 25+ Vision Therapy activities discussed and practiced, with patient instructions within the course handouts including:
Using the chalkboard (multiple activities)
Circle line jumping to Slap Tap
Column Jumping
Line Tracing/Mazes
AALT - Track Letters from VisionBuilder
Building Binocularity and Appreciating stereo (multiple activities)
Visualization/Visual Imagery leading to Elliott Forrest’s “Spelling Method”