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Child to child vision screening: Roles

Child-to-child vision testing requires students to work in groups of three and take turns being the tester, the recorder and the testee.

In this extract from the Vision 20/20 Project demonstration video, Occupational Therapist Sarah Drummond and students from Tahuna Normal Intermediate School demonstrate the three roles.

Please note – the flip charts and recording sheets in this video are from an earlier version used by the project. Feedback and further development within the project, resulted in an updated flip chart and recording sheet that enables more data to be collected. The process of collecting data remains the same.

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Rights: Vision 20/20 Project
Published: 14 December 2020
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