Learning Styles

Much is said regarding ‘Learning Styles’ in pedagogical and psychological circles. In the end, we all learn according to a system that takes into account a) the nature of the problem to be solved, b) our relative motivation, and c) our innate and learned strengths. It is a truism that we all learn differently and…

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Vision and Vestibular Link: Part 1 and 2

This new course was designed specifically for Occupational Therapists, but is applicable to anyone working in child development. This program reviews essential neurology of the vestibular-vision link and how these play an integral role in how we, humans, find centre. Learn how this neurological foundation leads to our ability to direct action and how trouble…

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The Importance of Blur: Nearsighted, Farsighted, Astigmatism

Subscribe to Vision Mechanic on YouTube.com (The goal of VisionMechanic.net is to provide science-based clinically relevant resources about humans, for humans. All humans. This series highlighting International Vision and Learning Month (August) is more focused on those humans who are in formal learning programs, most notably, younger humans. If you yourself are a learner, or…

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