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Better Academics Through Improved Visual Processing
First, order the free Visual Processing Test Kit. Select the Visual Kit online and you'll get it in your email. Then, take about 2 min. and test your child. If your child is six and they can only remember four items they see after a short exposure, then they are functioning two years below where they should be. What can you do to bring up their visual processing abilities?
1.  Our programs will help you to understand more about Visual Processing. It also contains many helpful visual activities for different ages (with junior levels, too!).
Detailed Reading Comprehension works on developing and improving the following:
1) Understanding that word combinations have very precise meanings
2) Attention to detail
3) Discrimination skills
4) Knowledge of positional words ( under, over, in, above,
below, etc.)
5) Recognizing punctuation symbols (question mark, comma, exclamation mark, period, etc.)
6) Processing skills, 7) Short-term memory skills, 8) Learning 60 Sight words and much more!
 2. For those who enjoy working on a computer, this program has both visual and auditory processing-building programs. Sequencing in a Flash provides specific stimulation to the brain in order to remediate the processing ability of any person, at any age, when used as recommended: i.e. 2 minutes, twice a day each for both auditory and visual processing.
Here's what one customer had to say:
"The Sequencing in a Flash has taken just about ALL the STRESS out of doing digit spans with my 16-year-old son! It has REVITALIZED my son's interest in digit spans because of the novelty of doing it on the computer instead of looking at mom flashing cards at him. Before we had this program there was no incentive at all that could motivate him to up the intensity. Now, he watches the bottom right corner where it tells what span he's doing and screams "MOM!" when it changes from six to seven or whatever. What a relief! "
 3. Visual Discrimination is a fun game designed to be helpful to each member of the family! There are 10 levels!
Contents: Each level comes with three sets* of visual discrimination cards, with each set consisting of 12 large cards and 12 small cards creating a fast pace game. *Levels 6, 9, and 10 have four sets each. Each new level builds on mastering more complex skills in discrimination!
Levels 1 - 3 contains numerals
Levels 4 - 6 contains similar words
Level 7 contains objects
Level 8 - 10 contains different symbols | 
