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50% of people with dyslexia have Irlen Syndrome.(Whiting, 1985, Robinson & Miles, 1987)
74% of low scoring readers and 15% of high scoring readers have Irlen Syndrome
(Miller, 1984 (The New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 317, No.27, Dec., 1987)
93% of a group of 465 people wearing Irlen Lenses reported a definite improvement in reading fluency, concentration and comprehension wearing Irlen Filters for a 12-month period.
(Whiting and Robinson, 1988)
The same group followed up after six years continued to report that these same benefits were maintained, refuting the possibility of a placebo effect.
(Whiting, Robinson, Parrot 1994) (Australian Journal of Remedial Education).
Where Have Articles Been Published?
Studies on the Irlen Method have been published in numerous well-respected academic and medical journals,including but not limited to those below.
- The Australian Journal of Remedial Education
- Journal of Correctional Education
- Vision Research
- Journal of Behavioral Optometry
- Education
- Neuropsychology
- Bulletin for Learning Disabilities
- The Australian Journal of Psychology
- Journal of Research in Reading
- The Journal of the American Optometric Association
- The Journal of Learning Disabilities
- The Australian Journal of Special Education
- Clinical and Experimental Optometry
- Ophthalmological and Physiological Optics
- Perceptual and Motor Skills
- The Australian Journal of Learning Disabilities
- Behavioral Optometry
- Optometry and Vision Science
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A survey of 136 employed people with Irlen Filters showed a significant change in : |
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amount of work completed 92% |
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absentee factors 91% |
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productivity 94% |
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greater concentration 91% |
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quality of work 85% |
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job satisfaction 79% |
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speed of work 82% |
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