on a different vision of LIFE..."
Our national program begins in Maine with the
MAINE MODEL FOR LEARNING VISION.
Functional Eye Vision issues affect reading - especially fluency.
The FVYD program addresses these "learning vision" issues
and resolves them.
Parents if your child is struggling in school (grades 3-12) get these learning issues resolved now, by scheduling a learning vision exam with an Optometrist FCOVD (Doctor pg.).
See the Doctor with knowledge and training in learning vision to help your child to return to learning - an Optometrist, (FCOVD).
School issues will disappear.
Our program will literally save your child's future.
When our (FVYD) program is in all public schools, where it belongs, equal learning opportunity will then be available to all children.
Many children with functional vision issues have been passed over or misdiagnosed as possibly having ADD. Some are in special services; some children are just failing in school, sitting in those back two rows of every classroom. Many youth finally just give up on learning and drop out of school...where do they go from here...when they could have gone to college with this FVYD program.
The effect of our program’s intervention offers solutions, not only in reading, but also to behavioral problems that result from the student’s struggle to fit in and learn like his classmates. The FVYD program within the school is described in the book, Imagine, Seeing Thru My Eyes by Deborah Miller.
Bring this information to your school!
To get this program into your local schools, write to your Congressmen and Senators. To build funding for this program nationally, become a sponsor join us on our Grassroots page.
We can not wait any longer.
No child at 17 years of age should be asking
“Is that what the page really looks like?”
(after we fixed their vision).
Because these “learning vision” issues should not exist, at all!
Problems with reading should not exist for anyone, at any age, when there are solutions.
Awareness and action, now, is the answer!
Sincerely
Debbie Miller, Pres. (FVYD)