Abstract: Dyslexia mostly occurs in school-age children. At present, a common treatment is to let them wear colored lenses or cover a layer of colored filters on books to increase the clarity of reading words., Dyslexia is a common learning disorder among school-age children. There are often mistakes and omissions in reading and reading. Recently, according to a new study released in the UK, most children with dyslexia do not have vision problems, which questions the long-term use of visual assistance therapy., Researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Newcastle conducted eye tests on more than 5800 children in Bristol. The results show that compared with other children, children with dyslexia have basically the same probability of vision problems such as hyperopia and myopia, and even most of the former have very good vision., What to do if children have dyslexia? Dyslexia mostly occurs in school-age children. At present, a common treatment is to let them wear colored lenses or cover a layer of colored filters on books to increase the clarity of reading words., The researchers say the treatment is based on the view that most children have dyslexia due to vision problems, but the new results show that there is no necessary connection between the two., Alexandra Craven, a researcher at the University of Bristol who participated in the study, said that the results of the study tell parents that they need to find ways to treat their children based on evidence and clearer guidance. Experts also show that to solve children’s dyslexia, we should exercise more attention and exercise more at ordinary times.,
dyslexia is a common learning disorder among school-age children. There are often mistakes and omissions in reading and reading. Recently, according to a new study released in the UK, most children with dyslexia do not have vision problems, which questions the long-term visual assistance therapy.
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researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Newcastle in the United Kingdom conducted ophthalmic tests on more than 5800 children in Bristol, the country. The results show that compared with other children, children with dyslexia have basically the same probability of vision problems such as hyperopia and myopia, and even most of the former have very good vision.
what to do if children have dyslexia
dyslexia mostly occurs in school-age children. At present, a very common treatment method is to let them wear colored lenses or cover a layer of colored filters on books to increase the clarity of reading words.
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researchers said that this treatment is based on the view that most children have dyslexia due to vision problems, but the new research results show that there is no necessary connection between the two. Alexandra Craven, a researcher at the University of Bristol who participated in the study of
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, said that the results of the study tell parents that they need to find ways to treat their children based on evidence and clearer guidance. Experts also show that to solve children’s dyslexia, we should exercise more attention and exercise more at ordinary times.