One of the issues with these kinds of screenings is that they offer a very limited scope of what might be wrong with a student’s vision. A child’s vision can only be correctly evaluated by an eye physician through a comprehensive eye examination. A child’s visual acuity could be adversely affected by these screenings, particularly if the child’s visual problems can’t be easily identified. If a student successfully passes a vision screening, a parent might erroneously assume that his or her child has perfect vision, which may preclude the possibility of recognising and treating a visual problem in the future. Parents should understand that vision screenings can only identify some vision problems, such as severe lazy eye or myopia, but not others. While it is possible to detect and treat a visual condition in the present day, students must have adequate eyesight to take part in the 21st-century classroom. SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT for your kids eye exam.