Abstract: An apparatus worn across the forehead and above the ears, such as a sun visor or cap is worn, and extends downward to the cheek bone which has the purpose of enhancing direct vision by diminishing peripheral vision. A devise that consists of a bill or visor (10) that flows into an area of continuous-contouring bill or visor (12) that cups and continues downward to form a peripheral vision diminisher (14) then flows upward into an area of continuous-contouring peripheral vision diminisher into leg or strap (16) which joins the leg or strap (18). The apparatus is secured to the head by use of a band (20) or leg (18). Possible variations include, but are not limited to, lighting in the bill or visor (22) and a pair that attaches to eye wear (23). I contend that direct vision and peripheral vision are two separate sight senses that sometime work in conflict in some people, particularly children, to such a degree that peripheral vision dominance prevents optimal learning from taking place.