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Did you know that 1 in 4 children have an undiagnosed vision problem? Clear vision is essential for learning, development, and success inside and outside the classroom. That’s why the National Eye Institute has developed new educator resources to help teachers recognize signs of possible vision problems and encourage conversations with families about follow-up eye care.

Explore the free toolkit: go.nih.gov/childrensvision 
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Teachers are often the first to notice signs that something may be affecting a child’s ability to learn. Early identification of unnoticed vision problems can make a big difference. The National Eye Institute’s educator resources help educators spot potential warning signs and connect families with eye care information. 

Access the free materials: go.nih.gov/childrensvision
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Clear vision is the foundation for reading, learning, social interaction, and healthy development. When vision problems go undetected, children may struggle in ways that are easy to miss. The National Eye Institute’s educator resources are designed to help educators spot possible signs of vision problems and support families in seeking care. 

Download the free materials: go.nih.gov/childrensvision
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Healthy vision helps children thrive at school and at home. By recognizing possible signs of vision problems early, educators and families can work together to support a child’s success. The National Eye Institute’s educator toolkit includes practical, easy-to-use resources that help educators share observations with parents and encourage follow-up care with an eye health professional. 

Get the free toolkit: go.nih.gov/childrensvision
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