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Looking Ahead: Visual Impairment and School Eye Health Programs

This report from the World Bank examines some of the challenges facing students with visual impairments in developing countries, especially in countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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WHAT and HOW Does This Child See?

WHAT and HOW Does This Child See? by Lea Hyvärinen, MD, PhD, FAAP, and Namita Jacob, PhD, is now available in its second edition.
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Panopreter Text-to-Speech Software

Panopreter Text-to-Speech Software
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Learning through Touch: Supporting Learners with Multiple Disabilities and Vision Impairment through a Bioecological Systems Perspective

Learning through Touch: Supporting Learners with Multiple Disabilities and Vision Impairment through a Bioecological Systems Perspective is designed for practitioners working with learners with multiple disabilities and vision impairment.
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APH Downloadable Product Manuals

Product Manuals from American Printing House for the Blind (APH) are available free-of-charge.
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CVI and Autism: Shared Behaviors, Not Diagnoses

Dr. Christine Roman discusses the shared behaviors in cortical visual impairment (CVI) and autism in this YouTube video.
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INSITE Model for Young Children with Visual Impairments and Multiple Disabilities

Project INSITE is designed to meet the needs of young children with vision impairments and multiple disabilities (including hearing loss) and their families.
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VNC Connect for Mirroring Direct to Student Tablet

Step-by-step instructions showing how to set up VNC Connect so that students with visual impairment can access on their tablets content that is being projected in the classroom.
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White Cane Safety Day

White Cane Safety Day (also known as White Cane Awareness Day) is observed every year on October 15th.
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Ballyland Mágico: Spanish Version of App

Ballyland Magico is a Spanish app that is designed to help children who are blind or visually impaired learn and practice a number of touch gestures for VoiceOver on an iPhone or iPad (iOS device).
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Orientation and Mobility 101

This self-paced video training module is designed to give teachers an overview of Orientation and Mobility for students who are blind or low vision.
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How Can I Support the Student Who Is Using Technology?

How Can I Support the Student who is Using Technology? is a self-paced video training module to introduce you to some of the assistive technology that your student with vision impairment may be using.
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What Is My Role in Adapting Materials?

This self-paced training module is designed to help you to understand your role in adapting materials for students who are blind or visually impaired.
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You and Your Student's Paraprofessional Working Together

You and Your Student's Paraprofessional Working Together is a self-paced training module designed to help you work with your student's teaching assistant to support, rather than impede them.
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How Do Students Write Using Braille?

How Do Students Write Using Braille? is a self-paced training module designed to help teachers understand how students can produce braille.
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What is Braille and How Do Students Read It?

What is Braille and How Do Students Read It? is a self-paced module designed to help teachers understand that braille is a code.
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How Do I Support the Print Reader in My Classroom?

How Do I Support the Print Reader in My Classroom? is a self-paced video module designed to give you information on how students with low vision can access print.
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Who's on My Student's Educational Team?

Who's on My Student's Educational Team? is a self-paced teacher training module designed to help team members understand who is involved with students with visual impairments.
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Functional Vision Assessment 101

Functional Vision Assessment 101 is a self-paced teacher training module to help you understand how your student uses his or her vision in various environments.
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Understanding the Numbers Behind a Student's Visual Impairment and the Use of Functional Vision

Understanding the Numbers Behind a Student's Visual Impairment and the Use of Functional Vision is a self-paced training module designed to teach the meaning of visual acuity and field measurements.

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