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Illinois College of Optometry Study Determines Birth Order Can Affect Reading Readiness and Academic Performance CHICAGO – Birth order is thought to affect everything from a child’s personality to IQ. Now researchers at the Illinois College of Optometry have concluded that birth order can also affect may result in early school success and earlier reading when compared to children later in the birth order such as reading books to their children, and near eye/hand activities such as coloring, drawing, or playing