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Fazed by the difference between an optometrist and an opthalmologist? Want to find out what the most common visual problems in children are? This lively and interesting book provides advice on exactly that.

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This book is very readable and informative and is written in a style which is accessible to parents, carers and educators alike. The bullet points and summary sections carefully highlight all overriding points. The use of case studies and anecdotal evidence will help everyone involved in the development and education of a visually impaired child find something with which to identify. I would recommend this book not only as being very readable and informative, but also as a good point of reference for ideas and suggestions which can be revisited at any point in the future. British Journal of Special Education--Sanford Lakoff

This book is very readable and informative and is written in a style which is accessible to parents, carers and educators alike. The bullet points and summary sections carefully highlight all overriding points. The use of case studies and anecdotal evidence will help everyone involved in the development and education of a visually impaired child find something with which to identify. I would recommend this book not only as being very readable and informative, but also as a good point of reference for ideas and suggestions which can be revisited at any point in the future. British Journal of Special Education--Dawn Adams

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Olga Miller is Lecturer in the School of Psychology and Human Development at IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education and Society, University College London, UK. She is a Course Leader and Ofsted Inspector, and has written many books on visual needs. She works part-time for the RNIB. Adam Ockelford is Deputy Director of RNIB Education and Employment.

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