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Orientation and Mobility

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  • Location Literacy: The art of knowing, defining, and communicating where you are, where you want to go, and how to get there
  • O & M Literacy: Creating a Tactile-Map
  • O & M Literacy: "Routes" Journals
  • O&M Literacy: "Pairs" Game

Latest posts

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Let’s Get Cookin’! Kitchen Exploration with Your Family

 By Sara Zachariah
Distance Consultation titles slide

Distance Consultation in O&M Synchronous Approaches

 By Sarah Moreau
Light-up Easter eggs

Easter Egg Hunt in the Dark

 By Liz Eagan
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Teaching Students Through Virtual Services

 By Jgreenleaftvi
Two miniature Christmas trees

Decorating Christmas Trees: Understanding Models

 By Liz Eagan
A young girl walks with a white cane

White Cane Safety Day

 By Charlotte Cushman
A young boy walks in a school corridor using his cane

Orientation and Mobility 101

 By Penny Rosenblum
A photograph shows a teenage boy in school uniform using his cane and walking along a tactile pathway towards the Attendance Office.

Paths to Literacy -- Literally!

 By Debra Goodsir
A young woman uses screen magnification on her computer

Ingredients for Encouraging People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

 By Jasmyn Polite
Children wearing rubber boots splashing in a puddle

Messy and Muddy: A Guide to Outdoor Play for Children with Vision Impairment

By Charlotte Cushman

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