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<blockquote data-quote="svengandhi" data-source="post: 604211" data-attributes="member: 3493"><p>If you pursue vision therapy, there are usually home exercises to do. Maybe difficult child would be willing to help easy child with them. This would allow him to act as a big brother and might help his maturing process. When babyboy did them, someone had to hold a piece of paper or an object a certain distance from him, move it, keep track, etc. It's not rocket science, but it's vitally necessary for the VT to succeed. Perhaps, easy child would agree to play a game of difficult child's choice for the same amount of time that difficult child spends helping him with his therapy. Although we went to VT only twice a week, the home exs were done 6 times.</p><p></p><p>We never used the line highlighting ruler because my dyslexic boys felt it made them stand out in a negative way, but I did teach them to use their fingers to keep track of the words. Some people think the color change paper works but we never noticed a difference with easy child, who is severely dyslexic, so we didn't continue with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svengandhi, post: 604211, member: 3493"] If you pursue vision therapy, there are usually home exercises to do. Maybe difficult child would be willing to help easy child with them. This would allow him to act as a big brother and might help his maturing process. When babyboy did them, someone had to hold a piece of paper or an object a certain distance from him, move it, keep track, etc. It's not rocket science, but it's vitally necessary for the VT to succeed. Perhaps, easy child would agree to play a game of difficult child's choice for the same amount of time that difficult child spends helping him with his therapy. Although we went to VT only twice a week, the home exs were done 6 times. We never used the line highlighting ruler because my dyslexic boys felt it made them stand out in a negative way, but I did teach them to use their fingers to keep track of the words. Some people think the color change paper works but we never noticed a difference with easy child, who is severely dyslexic, so we didn't continue with it. [/QUOTE]
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