Description
- Highlights the line youre reading; blocks out other text
- Helpful for ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, low vision, etc.
- Great for books, sewing instructions, cookbooks, etc.
- Also use for tablets, eReaders (ex. iPads, Kindles) & more
- Includes long & short models w/3 color filters each
Those with vision challenges and other conditions may have difficulty reading because they can't focus and concentrate on the text. Reading Focus Cards are an effective tool to improve attention and focus for struggling readers of all ages. This tool isolates 1 or 2 lines of text AND blocks out surrounding text. Its optional colored filters (included in this set) can also help decrease visual stress sometimes caused by white page backgrounds. With these features, the Reading Focus Cards can help both children and adults with ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, autism, low vision, stroke recovery or TBI issues to focus and read better. Reading Focus Cards are great for reading books, magazines, newspapers, sewing and hobby instructions and following recipes in cookbooks. They can also be used with iPads and Kindles, as well as other tablets, eReaders and electronic devices. Focusing and Learning: Focusing and learning issues for children and adults are problems that are sometimes neglected. Often, these issues may be called visual processing disorders, auditory processing disorders or intellectual disabilities. The struggle to focus while reading can frequently be a symptom of attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, and forms of autism. Those with low vision, stroke or TBI (traumatic brain injury) issues can also struggle with reading. Such issues can affect focus, concentration, retention and overall reading success. Customizable, sensory-appealing Reading Focus Cards promote focus and concentration, helping children and adults with these challenges improve their self-esteem. Focus with the Reading Focus Cards: The reality is that many people may have a learning disability which can be diagnosed as ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning issue. These reading and learning issues are significant challenges for students, parents, and educators alike. These issues can negatively affect an individual's future academic succe...