Members of TVAN
Thursday, April 29th, 2010
These teachers are part of the Teachers Vision Awareness Network (TVAN). They’ve referred students to vision therapy, and seen the life-changing results. TVAN is free to join – click here to learn more about it.
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Karen Herz
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010
Learning Resource Specialist, Hales Corners Lutheran Elementary School
As a learning resource teacher, every school day I have the opportunity to work side by side with struggling readers. These students often have low self-esteem, little confidence, behavior issues, and great difficulty completing grade-level school work. Their parents have sought advice from one professional after another and many times their children have been diagnosed as learning disabled, inattentive, or in many cases, no specific problem is determined. Their struggles continue day after day. (more…)
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Sharon Mischio
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
Fourth grade teacher, McFarland Public Schools
Hi, my name is Sharon Mischio, and I’ve been teaching for almost 20 years. I have taught first grade, fourth grade and middle and high school aged kids.
I first learned about vision therapy with my own child. My daughter, Anna, was in kindergarten when I first felt that something wasn’t right with her reading/writing development. She was reversing many letters, and not excited at all about learning to read. In fact she avoided reading at all costs. She also had lots of tummy aches. (more…)
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