AI and the school vision screening

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1. What is the main job of AI in a school vision test?

   1. To find kids who should see a real eye doctor
   2. To decide if a child needs glasses forever
   3. To replace eye doctors at school
   4. To give children a full eye examination

2. About how long does a typical AI vision test take at school?

   1. 10 minutes
   2. 5 minutes
   3. One full hour
   4. 30 seconds

3. Why is an AI vision test at school NOT the same as a full eye exam?

   1. Full eye exams don't exist
   2. AI tests are only for fun
   3. It's a starting point, not a complete checkup
   4. It takes too long to do a full exam

4. Who actually does the real eye exam to confirm vision problems?

   1. The school teacher
   2. The AI computer
   3. The child's parent
   4. A real eye doctor

5. What does the word 'screening' mean in 'vision screening'?

   1. A detailed treatment for eye problems
   2. A way to give children glasses
   3. A final diagnosis from a doctor
   4. A quick test to find people who need more help

6. If the AI vision screening at school says a child needs to see an eye doctor, what should happen next?

   1. The child should go to a real eye doctor for a full checkup
   2. The child should wait until next year's screening
   3. Nothing—screening results don't matter
   4. The school will automatically fix the vision problem

7. What could happen if schools only used AI vision tests without sending kids to real eye doctors?

   1. Eye doctors would lose their jobs
   2. All vision problems would be perfectly cured
   3. Children would never need glasses
   4. Some kids might not get the treatment they really need

8. Why do schools use AI to screen vision instead of having every child visit an eye doctor?

   1. Eye doctors are too expensive for anyone
   2. AI gives better exams than eye doctors
   3. Eye doctors don't know how to examine children
   4. AI is faster and can test many children quickly

9. How do AI and eye doctors work together in school vision care?

   1. AI does the easy cases; doctors do the hard ones
   2. AI flags potential problems; doctors check and confirm them
   3. They never work together—it's one or the other
   4. AI replaces the eye doctor entirely

10. A child passes the AI vision test at school with no concerns flagged. What does this tell us?

    1. The child never needs to see an eye doctor
    2. The AI made a mistake
    3. The child's vision seems okay right now, but it's not a full exam
    4. The child definitely has perfect vision forever

11. What might a note sent home after an AI vision test include?

    1. A message that the child's vision looks fine
    2. A prescription for glasses ready to pick up
    3. Information that the child should visit an eye doctor
    4. A grade for how well the child did

12. Why is it important that AI only 'flags' problems instead of diagnosing them?

    1. Schools don't like AI to be too smart
    2. Flagging is just a guess—doctors must confirm before treatment
    3. Children don't trust AI
    4. AI is never allowed to be correct

13. How is an AI vision screening at school different from an eye exam at a doctor's office?

    1. The school test is quick and basic; the doctor exam is thorough
    2. Only doctors can test children
    3. School tests hurt but doctor tests don't
    4. They are exactly the same thing

14. What is one good thing about using AI for school vision tests?

    1. It always finds every single vision problem
    2. It can test many children very quickly
    3. It gives children homework
    4. It replaces the need for any follow-up

15. What is one limitation (weakness) of AI vision tests in schools?

    1. They cost more than regular eye doctors
    2. They only work on sunny days
    3. They cannot actually treat or cure vision problems
    4. They are too slow