Looking to the Future Program

Created by Resolution 6060/2022 on October 19, 2022.

General Coordinator : Dr. Ma. de los Ángeles Zilli

:: RATIONALE:

Vision is responsible for most of the sensory information that we perceive from the external environment, playing a predominant role in early childhood, allowing social interaction, learning and communication. The Visual System completes maturation between 6 and 8 years, constituting Visual Alterations (VA) that are not diagnosed and treated, due to School Failure.

The Program proposes: Promote adequate integration and performance during the course of Formal Education, implementing Early Detection of Visual Alterations (AV), in schoolchildren in the maturation stage and in those who already present Learning Disorders.

Bring AV research closer to the community in the school environment, with simple, economical and safe technologies carried out by Cs Teachers and Students. Medical. Refer to Ophthalmology, those who require Specialized Evaluation. Providing glasses to those who lack resources, carrying out the assembly for the students of the Higher School of Optics of the Polytechnic Institute.

Level

Research, Teaching and Degree Extension Program.

:: MODALITY AND DURATION:

In-person, attendance of 6 hours per week at Community Institutions, for a period of 18 months. Pedagogical Methodology LEARNING AND SOLIDARITY SERVICE.

:: ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Be a regular student of the Diagnosis, Treatment and Recovery Cycle of the Medical School. Incorporations are made in July and December.

:: CERTIFICATION :

Certificate issued by the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of the Universidad Nacional de Rosario.

:: REPORTS: Email Coordination mzilli@unr.edu.ar

Attached files:

Res R 6060 22 – Looking to the Future Program

Nair received glasses this year

Mateo