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The Eye Cue™ Reading Readiness CD

Develops Pre-Reading Perceptual Skills:

Accurate Seeing | Rapid Seeing

Orderly Seeing | Short Term Memory

Moving Left to Right with Sweeps

Enhancing Eye-Hand Coordination

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| What is the Eye Cue™ Reading Readiness System? |

Using research based techniques, the Eye Cue system provides

training techniques that will improve your child's ocular motor

skills necessary for success in fluent reading by providing the

activities necessary for training those skills.

| What age is this for? |

Ages 4 and above.

| What kind of activities does this CD include? |

This system uses familiar objects like letters, numbers, colors,

coins, shapes, pictures and words.

| What kind of impact does this software have? |

Children will learn to recognize faster and more accurately and

in order. They will be able to develop the ability to move the

eyes in a left-to-right manner with return sweeps. The more

orderly the print is read, the better the mind organizes it.

| How does it work? |

Targets are flashed on the screen at Slow, Medium, and Fast Rates.

Students select what was seen from a variety of choices. Short

Term memory is used and developed to recall correct selections.

| What does the research show? |

We guarantee that children using the Eye Cue™ system will be

better prepared than those who don't. Research shows that

perceptual skills will be improved by 25% - 100%.

| How often does my child have to do this? |

Ten to Twenty Minutes a day is adequate for substantial growth.

| Tell me more about orderly seeing. |

Orderly seeing is very critical. In beginning reading, children

often miscall words such as on, no, was and saw. Educators most

often assign this problem to a hemispheric imbalance brain

problem where words are reversed. This problem was found in a

very, very small portion of the population. We found in eye

movement recordings that the eyes of these readers were moving

in a right-to-left movement rather than tracking orderly

from left-to-right.

This would account for miscalling "saw" as "was",

or looking at the word "was" backwards and calling it "saw".

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