2. Abstract
• Micropthalmos
– Abnormal smallness of eyes
– Absence of other ocular defects
– Congenital
– Remaining eye tissue present (anopthalmia)

3. Introduction
• Abnormal growth (chromosomal abnormality)
• 1-1000 incidence
• Usually at birth
• Environmental factors (mother)
• Teratogens
• Autosomal recessive pattern
• Not inherited

4. Case report
• 12 yr. old female
• Chromosomal abnormality
• Teratogenic (radiation)
• Malnutrition (pregnancy)
• Brought to school early
• Socializing easier
• Follows instructions (submit to authority)
• Participates

5. Discussion
• Technique in teaching
• Develop their senses
• Activities (schedule book & etc)
• Interactive music(sing along & action songs)
• Associated syndrome (ADHD, Autism, mental
problem)
• Modified teaching (common grounds)

6. Recommendation
• Continue schooling (independence)
• Use of cane (walking)
• Increasing spatial awareness
• Socializing skills
• Learn Braille (pursue college)
• Motivation

7. Conclusion
• Governing, teaching and taking care.
• Leap for our clinical skills (handling pedia)
• Non-optical devices
• Be productive
• Hope