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1. SCHOOL EXHIBIT ON EYE CARE NOW AVAILABLE.

Subjects
*EYE care, *EXHIBITIONS, *SCHOOL children
Abstract

The article reports on the exhibit on eye care intended for students from different grade levels by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness in New York City.

Published
1950

2. The Problem of Sight Conservation as Related to the General Program of School Organization.

Author

French, Richard S.

Subjects
*EYE care, *VISION, *EYE examination, *SCHOOL administration
Abstract

The article focuses on the challenges of sight conservation as related to the general program of school organization in California. One problem cited is who will examine the eyes, to what extent and how effectively. Another is the presence of inexperience of physicians in lighting and environmental factors in working with pathology. The author also presented definitions of the term sight conservation and offers standards that are applicable, effective and comfortable use of the eyes.

Published
1940
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3. 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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4. Tangled Web.

Subjects
*PERIODICALS, *EYE care, *EMPLOYEE benefits, *ADVERTISING executives, *CARING
Abstract

This article focuses on the articles published in the September 2004 issue of the journal "Employee Benefit Plan Review." The editor of the journal gives a small brief of the articles. Our first "Focus" article is entitled "Providing Benefits That Match Employee Expectations: Ten Tips For Improving and Communicating Benefits." Here, Karen Gustin, vice president-group marketing and managed care for Ameritas Group Dental and Eye Care in Lincoln, Nebraska, points out that benefit surveys report that employees want a variety of options. Our second article in this section is by Courtney Rees, a Program Associate with the National Business Group on Health in Washington, D.C.

Published
1959

5. LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.

Author

Kraus, Oskar Fr., Tyler, C. B., Coleman, P. E., Plowhead, Ruth Gipson, Severson, Harold, Onata, Robert R., Aldous, George S., and McCaskill, Katherine

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *EYE care, *COLLEGE teachers, *HOUSING, *PERSONAL finance
Abstract

The article presents letters to the editor in response to articles published in previous issues including "They Don't Have to Go Blind," by Steven M. Spencer in the March 20, 1948 issue, "Are Professors People?" by Edward Y. Blewett and John Holmes in the March 20, 1948 issue, and "No New House for You," by Joseph M. Guilfoyle and John S. Cooper in the March 6, 1948 issue.

Published
1948

6. PERIODICAL ARTICLES AND PAMPHLETS: Visual Impairments.

Subjects
*TECHNICAL reports, *EYE care, *OPHTHALMIC nursing, *VISION, *EYESTRAIN, *EYE abnormalities
Abstract

The article presents several periodicals related to proper eye care including the "Current research in work for the blind; a survey," by Nathaniel J. Raskin and Marian F. Weller and "Maladjustment and maternal rejection in retrolental fibroplasia," by H. Barry Jr. and Frances E. Marshall.

Published
1954

7. Training Public Health Nurses for Participation in a Sight-Saving Program.

Author

Hayden, Audrey M.

Subjects
*BLIND children, *CHILDREN with disabilities, *EYE care, *NURSE training
Abstract

The article focuses on the training of public health nurses in New York for their participation in a sight-saving program. The State Nursing Organization advised to set qualifications for interested applicants. The nurses will play a vital role on the physical and emotional rehabilitation of blind children in the program.

Published
1937

8. EYE HEALTH AND TELEVISION.

Author

Eddy, Catherine

Subjects
*EYE care, *HEALTH of school children, *MOBILITY of children with visual disabilities, *CHILDREN'S health, *STRESS management for children, *TELEVISION & children, *VISION disorders in children, *CHILD development, *EYESTRAIN
Abstract

The article relates an author's experience as a teacher of children with visual disabilities and as part in the development of a sight-saving program. The author identified the eye stress experienced by school children from staying up late to watch television programs as the reason behind the establishment of the school program on general good health. The school program provides suggested rules for watching television, mentoring seating, room-lighting and position, class discussions on how to watch television with the most comfort and least fatigue.

Published
1953

9. Summer School Training Classes for Sight-Saving Teachers.

Subjects
*SUMMER schools, *EYE care, *VISION disorders, *TEACHERS, *SUPERVISORS, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges, *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.
Abstract

The article features the summer school training sessions which offer courses for the preparation of teachers and supervisors of sight-saving classes. The summer sessions is organized by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness and with the cooperation of several universities and colleges.

Published
1939

10. 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

11. OHIO ASSOCIATION OF SIGHTSAVING CLASS TEACGHERS.

Subjects
*EDUCATION conferences, *EDUCATION associations, *EYE care, *SPECIAL education
Abstract

Information about several papers discussed at the annual conference of the Ohio Association of Supervisors and Teachers of Sight-Saving Classes in Columbus, Ohio on May 3, 1941 is presented. The programs included a report on research on the improvement of sight-saving classes, demonstration of the dictaphone and talking book as sight-saving devices, as well as a symposium on the idea of sight-saving classes.

Published
1941

12. VISION TESTING PROJECT.

Subjects
*VISION disorders in children, *CHILDREN with visual disabilities, *VISION testing, *EYE care
Abstract

The article features the vision testing project, sponsored in collaboration by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, the U.S. Children's Bureau of the Federal Security Agency, and the Missouri Division of Public Health. The study is intended to evaluate and assess methods and instruments employed to examine the vision of school children who may need eye care.

Published
1948

13. SOFT CONTACT LENSES: THE EYES HAVE IT.

Author

Galton, Lawrence

Subjects
*SOFT contact lenses, *CONTACT lenses, *EYE care, *OPHTHALMIC lenses
Abstract

Presents information on soft contact lenses. Advantages of using soft contact lenses; Concept behind the creation of soft lens; Information on hard corneal contact lens; Factor that made contact lenses a disappointment to many according to Joseph M. Dixon of the University of Alabama Medical Center.

Published
1974

14. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Subjects
*BOOKS, *PERIODICALS, *ELEMENTARY education, *EYE care, *EDUCATIONAL tests & measurements
Abstract

The article presents a list of books and other publications related to education, including "Psychology of the Elementary School Subjects," by Luella Cole, "A Program of Eye Health in a School System," by Mary Emma Smith, and "Basic Considerations in Educational Testing," by Ben D. Wood.

Published
1935
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15. Letters to the Editor.

Author

Hanway, John Howard, Fraser, Bernice G., Jenney, Theodore O., Gray, Footsie, Hansen, Ellen M., Taylor, Georgia N., McFarland, Ruth S., Anderson, Lillean Kay, and Hubbard, Al

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *AUTHORS, *CONTACT lenses, *EYE care, *WOMEN
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "You Sprechen Fluent Deutsch in Eine Hour," which focused on a writer who is proficient in German and French; "Soft Contact Lenses: The Eyes Have It," which deals with contact lenses; "Woman, A Technological Castaway," which focused on being a woman.

Published
1974

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