An article from Vilarare.se highlights how deficiencies in binocular vision and convergence insufficiency —the ability of the eyes to work together—can affect children’s reading skills and concentration. This was discussed at a parliamentary seminar on children’s reading ability held last fall. The seminar, organized by Fredrik Malm (Liberal Party) and Niels Paarup Petersen (Center Party), brought attention to a hidden public health issue and how modern VR technology is being used to enhance children’s vision and reading abilities.
Supported by research and experiences from schools, it was revealed that VR-based eye training is not only effective but also appreciated by students. The training strengthens binocular vision, improves reading speed, and boosts children’s self-confidence— giving them better chances to succeed in school.
Read the full article on Vilarare.se.
