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Tips

  • Tell your teacher that you’re seeing with just one eye. They can help you if you need it.
  • Sit at the front of the classroom so you can see everything clearly.
  • Sit with your blind eye facing the wall or the window, so your good eye can see better.
  • It can be nice to have a regular seat in the classroom.
  • Protect your good eye, for example, with (sports) glasses.
  • Be careful when running, playing, and during gym class. It can sometimes be harder to judge depth with just one eye.
  • Practice with soft balls or a balloon when playing ball games.
  • Ask for help in gym class if something is difficult.
  • The teacher can explain to the class what it’s like to see with only one eye. But you could also give a presentation on the topic yourself, for example.
  • Items such as a bookstand, a magnifying glass, or a reading ruler can help with reading.
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