Education Services

"LEARNING : THE VISUAL CONNECTION:"

1 in 4 children will have to struggle in school, because of the dangerous assumption some people make that 20/20 eyesight means that the child’s vision is normal.

In our simplistic view of the visual system, we equate sight with vision, whereas sight is being able to see, whilst vision is the understanding of what is seen.

Considering that 80% of all a child learns comes to him via the visual pathways, it stands to reason that if there is any interference in those pathways, children will not develop to their maximum potential.

Join us as we discuss some of the 17 skills required in learning and reading, as well as Clinical Pearls in identifying Dyslexic patterns in children.

Zakkie Abdol, is a Gqeberha Optometrist with special interests in Paediatric Vision, Amblyopia (lazy eye) Rehabilitation, Dyslexia, Autism, Concussions and Strokes.

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The SIAS policy (Screening, Identification, Assessment, and Support) is more than just a set of time-consuming forms to complete —it is a vital framework for demystifying learner needs and preparing our students for a rapidly changing world.

Join us for this free and important webinar where we move past the "struggle" and focus on practical, future-ready classroom strategies.

Free Webinar: Let's Talk Teaching — Important SIAS Updates 📢

​Is the SIAS policy a compliance burden or a tool for success? Join us for a practical, no-frills session on moving from paperwork to practice. Let’s demystify the process and get your school future-ready.

​Topic: Let's Talk Teaching – Using the SIAS policy effectively in our schools
​Date: Wednesday, 29 April
​Time: 6pm
​Cost: FREE
​Presenters: Yvonne Nell (Education Social Support Services) & Philippa Fabbri (Education Services)
​Equip your staff with grounded strategies for supporting differently wired learners.
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