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1. Science and Sight Conservation.

Author

Lawes, Estella

Subjects
*SPECIAL education, *EYE care, *STUDENTS with disabilities, *EDUCATION
Abstract

The article focuses on the establishment of sight saving classes in the U.S. Educators found that children with defective vision present a very special teaching problem. In response to this problem, scientific methods are integrated in the teaching process. However, it is recommended that basic teaching methods in this type of special class should be modified to enable effective teaching to visually handicapped children.

Published
1939
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2. MATERIALS RECEIVED.

Subjects
*SPECIAL education, *EDUCATION, *EYE care, *PUBLIC health, *HEALTH education, *TEACHING methods, *SCHOOL children, *DEAF children, *DIAGNOSIS
Abstract

The article presents a list of articles related to special education including "Eye care procedures in the home with special attention to the role of public health nurse" by Lois A. Federico, "Modern foreign language in the elementary school: Teaching techniques," by Elizabeth Keesee, "Teaching the deaf child to read," by Eloise Kennedy, "An exploratory investigation of a method of improving speech reading," by June Miller, Clyde L. Rousey, and C. P. Goetzinger, "Waukegan finds advantages in the itinerant teacher plan," by Arline Morin, and "Auditory disorders in children: A manual for differential diagnosis," by Helmer R. Myklebust.

Published
1960

3. Diagnostic significance of failing vision

Author

Lawrence T. Post

Subjects
education.field_of_study, genetic structures, Isolation (health care), General medical practice, business.industry, Eye disease, Population, Specialty, Take over, Eye care, medicine.disease, Blindness, eye diseases, Medical profession, medicine, Optometry, Humans, education, business, Vision, Ocular
Abstract

In this paper my real purpose is not to be instructive medically, in the sense of trying to convey the ophthalmologic pictures of numerous ocular diseases. I do hope, by outlining some of the close interrelations of general medicine and ophthalmology in one subdivision of the latter specialty, to combat in a small way the tendency toward the isolation of ophthalmologic from general medical practice. I believe that both ophthalmologists and optometrists have useful and legitimate places in eye care, but I am strongly opposed to the efforts of many optometrists to become the ophthalmic consultants for the medical profession and to eliminate the ophthalmologist from the picture of ocular care except for surgical and local treatment of eye disease. This can result only in general practitioners', in all but the great population centers, having to take over the surgical and other treatment of the eye, a course that will

Published
1949

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