Professor Rune Brautsaet from Karolinska Institutet visits Imvi Labs at SETT
Rune Brautasaet is a professor of Optometry at Karolinska Institutet and has long researched binocular vision, i.e. seeing with two eyes. The interaction between the eyes is of great importance for reading and thus learning. Last fall, Rune lectured at Skolporten's seminar on Reading and Writing Difficulties. His research has laid the foundation for Imvi Lab's training. Are you curious about how vision affects reading? Why eye coordination training provides lasting improvement? Why school vision tests are not enough to find problems that affect reading? Then take the opportunity to visit Imvi's booth on Wednesday, April 15th between 9-11.
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Camilla Forseth, from Salem, will be visiting Imvi Labs on SETT Tuesday, April 14th at 9-10 am.
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Linnéskolan in Älmhult’s results with Imvi – from Smålandsposten
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