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1. www.optometrists.org › childrens-vision › guide-toHow Do Reading Glasses Help Children? - Optometrists.org

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   Reading glasses for children, typically referred to as “low plus” lenses, are not prescribed for the same reason as they are for older adults, but rather to support the focusing skills necessary for near vision activities.

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2. www.1800getlens.com › eyetopics › benefits-ofBenefits of Reading Glasses for Children - 1-800-GET-LENS

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   Adapting to wearing glasses can be a challenge for children, so it’s important to encourage them positively and address any concerns they may have. Start by explaining the benefits of wearing glasses, such as improved vision and overall comfort, and how these can help them in their daily activities.

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4. kidshealth.org › en › kidsGlasses and Contact Lenses (for Kids) | Nemours KidsHealth

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   Glasses or contact lenses work so well because they can correct refractive problems. In other words, they bend the light rays in a way that lets you see more clearly. Laser surgery also can correct some vision problems, but it's not allowed for kids because they're still growing.

5. shop.globalbees.com › reading-glasses-kidsReading Glasses for Kids: When to Start and How to Choose

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   Jan 24, 2023 · Learn when to start using reading glasses for kids and how to choose the right pair with this comprehensive guide. Discover tips and tricks for ensuring your child's vision is properly supported, including the importance of regular eye exams and proper use and maintenance of reading glasses.

6. www.optometrists.org › childrens-vision › guide-toHow to Improve Your Child’s Reading Skills - Optometrists.org

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   If your child struggles to read, they may have an undetected visual problem. Reading fluency and comprehension is dependent on the strength of the visual skills — specifically, binocular vision, saccades, accommodation, visual fixation, and convergence.

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7. schoolhealth.jhu.edu › 2021/09/1700Eyeglasses for school students help improve academic ...

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   Reading scores increased significantly after one year for students who got glasses, compared to students who got glasses later. There was also significant improvement in math for students in elementary grades.

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   Do children need reading glasses?

   • Reading glasses for children, typically referred to as “low plus” lenses, are not prescribed for the same reason as they are for older adults, but rather to support the focusing skills necessary for near vision activities.

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   Why do kids wear glasses?

   • To correct this fuzzy vision, many people, including many kids, wear glasses. Glasses help the eyes focus images correctly on the retina and allow someone to see clearly. As adults get older, their eyes lose the ability to focus well and they often need glasses to see things up close or far away.

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   Do glasses improve reading and math scores?

   • The team looked at their scores on standardized reading and math tests, measuring both 1-year and 2-year impact. Reading scores increased significantly after one year for students who got glasses, compared to students who got glasses later. There was also significant improvement in math for students in elementary grades.

   Eyeglasses for school students help improve academic achievement

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   Do eyeglasses help a child see better?

   • But eyeglasses or contact lenses, also called corrective lenses, can help most people see more clearly. The eyeball includes: When all of the eyes' parts are working properly, a kid doesn't have vision problems. You can see because your eyes capture an image like a camera and send that image to your brain, where it can be interpreted.

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   Why do glasses & contact lenses correct vision?

   • Glasses or contact lenses correct vision because they allow the eye to focus light in the right spot on the retina — the spot that produces the clearest image. Because everyone's eyes are different, a pair of glasses that makes one person see wonderfully may look terribly blurry to someone else.

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   Do glasses improve school performance?

   • For students performing in the lowest quartile and students participating in special education, wearing glasses equated to four to six months of additional learning-;almost half a school year. “This is how you close gaps,” Neitzel said. The academic improvements seen after one year were not sustained over two years.

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9. kidshealth.org › en › kidsYour Eyes (for Kids) | Nemours KidsHealth

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   To correct this fuzzy vision, many people, including many kids, wear glasses. Glasses help the eyes focus images correctly on the retina and allow someone to see clearly. As adults get older, their eyes lose the ability to focus well and they often need glasses to see things up close or far away.