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Tips for TVIs

Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TVIs) are always looking for new resources, lesson ideas, and general tips.  We offer suggestions from the field to support your practice.

Latest posts

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How to Select a Strategy for Your Blind or Low Vision English Learner

By Conchita Hernandez
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Matching Assistive Technology Features to Low Vision Needs

By Lisha Yochimowitz

Project INSPIRE: Increasing the STEM Potential of Individuals Who Read Braille Through Self-Paced Free Courses for Professionals and Materials for Middle School Students

By Penny Rosenblum
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The Queensland Braille Progression and Assessment Tool

By Lisha Yochimowitz
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Creating a Literacy Kit

By Deirdre Leech
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Teaching Tips Tuesday

By Charlotte Cushman
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Entering into the World of Tactile Interaction with the Child Who Is Deafblind: Introducing the new Deafblind Interaction website

By Chris Montgomery
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Teaching Students with Visual Impairments: An Introduction

By Elizabeth Wallace
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Free Self-Paced CVI Course from California School for the Blind

By Charlotte Cushman
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Five Tips for Better Digital Classroom Accessibility

By KimAvila

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