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November 7, 2009

Benefits of a Reading Slant Board

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Over the past few articles, we’ve discussed the various ways in which you can improve your reading, care for your vision and even enhance the learning experience all by how you practice proper reading or working ergonomics.  There is a distinct relationship between how you view your work space and how it affects you physically and mentally.  In continuing with providing you with valuable information on how to care for your vision and practice positive study, reading or work habits, here are the many benefits that our reading slant board provides.

Ergonomic Attributes

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Ergonomics is defined in the dictionary as “(used with a sing. verb) The applied science of equipment design, as for the workplace, intended to maximize productivity by reducing operator fatigue and discomfort.” The design of our reading slant board took all the aspects of ergonomics into the equation in order to produce a work surface that could:

  • -Improve Posture
  • -Reduce the Heart Rate
  • -Lower Blood Pressure
  • -Allow for Better Tracking
  • -Enhance Comprehension
  • -Reduce Eye Fatigue
  • -Increase Quality of Penmanship
  • -Reduce Wrist Cramping

in addition to proper ergonomics, the Visual Edge Slant Board also provides a Versatile Work Station. The science behind the 22 degree angle makes it ideal to hold almost any size book.  Architects and Calligraphers continue to work upon slanted surfaces, so we found that this angle not only optimizes your writing, but also your reading.  Fundamental features added to the slant board include:

  • -A paperclip to hold documents securely.
  • -A removable Velcro book catch, which can be stored at the top of the board to allow for an obstruction free writing surface.
  • -A dry erase surface to save paper and allow for notes, solving math problems or practicing spelling.
  • -The magnetic surface allows for the ability to use magnets as learning games, puzzles or holding notes to the board.
  • -The slant of the surface not only works for books or paper but laptops as well.

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The health, learning and vision benefits in which the Visual Edge Slant Board provides are immense and our prime purpose for creating this website and this product is to spread valuable information that will help others become aware of these things.

All to often children with learning disabilities struggle with self esteem and keeping up with their course material and proper studying habits along with an ergonomically structured work space can help increase the comprehension and learning ability.

Please take the time to browse our resource library and other articles to learn more about how our reading slant board has helped others through vision therapy, learning comprehension and more.

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August 14, 2009

Visual Edge Reading Slant Board Testimonial

Filed under: Press - Media,Testimonial — Tags: — admin @ 7:52 pm

At Visual Edge we frequently get touching testimonials, stories and praise about how our board has either helped someone, or how we offer such a quality product.  Here’s another one from the “Center of Vision Care” and as always thank you for your support.

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“I’m sure it’s fine to pass this article on to everyone you know — and even people you don’t know! My purpose in sending it was to inform as many people as possible about the subject of vision and learning. Thanks for spreading the word!! Speaking of vision and learning, did you happen to catch Dr. Hillier’s interview on the CW TV Network yesterday? It was quite good!

A quick aside here: A new boy (8 yrs. old) started vision therapy today and I was working with the boy and his mother for their intro to the VT routine. We always give patients your slant board at their first appointment, so I told this new boy that I had a slant board I wanted him to use and was about to open the box and unpack it when mom said “Oh that’s okay, we already have a wooden one that the school loaned us.” I said they might just like our new, state-of-the-art slant board and that they were welcome to take it home, try it out, and compare it to their old one. When I actually got the box open and took out the board, both mom and son were wide-eyed and they both said “Omigosh! This is sooooo much better than that heavy old clunky board we have! We already know we’ll like it better”. They were impressed, to say the least!! Thought I’d pass their admiration on to you.”

All the best,
Linda S.
Center for Vision Care

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