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See it Right!® uses colored overlays to solve visual perceptual problems caused by a sensitivity to light.
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Student showing
frustration with his inability to see the text on the page clearly
and accurately. Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome is caused by
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Using color, the student is able to see more clearly, accurately and in comfort. He is more attentive and less frustrated. |
See it Right!®
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How Colored Overlays for Reading Can Help You Cope with DyslexiaDyslexia is a relatively common learning disorder that affects about 10% of the world’s population. It causes the individual to have problems with reading and writing. Letters and words change around, disappear, and change in other ways. Some research has found that color overlays for dyslexia can be effective when it comes to coping with these visual impairments. |
At See it Right!, we use color to filter the light so that the text appears clearer and the words and letters are seen correctly. When using the plastic, the student’s visual-perceptual problem is either diminished or eliminated. Some adults can struggle with this condition, however, it is typically diagnosed in elementary or secondary school. People with this condition may struggle to learn how to read written text due to difficulties with phonological processing. The good news is that research has advanced to a point where we have different ways of helping individuals who might be struggling with these symptoms. Colored overlays can be an effective way of providing support for these individuals. It may help reduce the visual stress and anxiety experienced when distorted print is seen. If this is the problem, this intervention will allow them to improve reading skills.
Colored Overlays for Dyslexia - The See It Right SystemSee it Right! has developed a system for individuals who might be struggling with Dyslexia or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. Color might allow individuals to see the text more clearly, allowing them to be more attentive to the content that is presented in front of them. Whether it is for your children or for your students, our colored overlays for reading can be an excellent way to help students process the textual content that they might not be able to see clearly and accurately. |
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We can provide you with a kit of materials, including symptoms and examples of what you might see in your student’s work: examples of writing, spelling and oral reading. Some students see print that does not make sense. You can use these materials to help you identify and reduce the problems that your child or your students might be having. Parents should always consult the child’s teacher to find out what they are seeing in class. A potential solution is now very accessible, thanks to See it Right!.
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See It Right: Effective Dyslexia Reading-Colored OverlaysWe have been helping children across the USA for decades. If you haven't tried the classwork-based See it Right! system, you're missing out on a lot! However, it's never too late to get started. Our kits come with materials that you can use to find out what could work best with your student. We are available for you if you have any questions! Refer to our FAQ section below if you'd like to know more about See it Right! |
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"Color works really well with about half of the students with dyslexia" reported Vicky Wehner, the Coordinator of Disability Services at Truman State University in Missouri. Visual DyslexiaHere is an excerpt of an article by Dr. Marie Carbo:Visual dyslexia is certainly not a new phenomenon. It's not a visual problem that can be helped with regular eyeglasses, and it affects people with a wide range of intellectual abilities, including those of great intelligence and talent. |
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What should I do if I suspect that my child might have dyslexia?
You should take your child for evaluation as soon as you can if you suspect that they might be struggling with dyslexia. You can consult the school to see what services they can provide. Ask your child’s teacher. In the meantime, we also invite you to try out what See it Right! has to offer.
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2. Is there any research to back up the use of colored overlays for reading?
Yes, there is research available on this topic. The See It Right solution has been helping hundreds of kids improve their academic performance for several years now. You can take a look at the available research on this page.
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3. What are some of the benefits of color overlays for dyslexia?
Color overlays for dyslexia are meant to reduce visual stress and improve reading comprehension. Upon using them, the person might be able to experience better text clarity.
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4. Are color overlays a permanent solution for dyslexia?
Color overlays are not a permanent solution for dyslexia. You might be able to experience better effects while using them, along with the treatment recommended by a professional.
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Jaclyn reports that "words get mixed up" and much more. Hear what color does for her. MORE
