VISION RESOURCES

Vision Handouts/Web Resources

Title of Handout/Link to website Description Company Name/Author Webiste/Link to Hanout
50 Ways to Use a Light Box Fifty innovative ways for your students to use a Light Box. Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired take me there
What Does Active Learning Do?  Winning Over The B ig Guy – A True Story This is an article that summarizes what Dr. Neilsen feels Active Learning is all about using Little Rooms for students with significant disabilities. Lilliworks.com take me there
Developing Skills for Children who face Cortical Visual Impairments This is an article that highlights strategies for developing skills for children with CVI

Simplified Technology

 

Linda Burkhart

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Intervention Strategies for students with CVI. This article is a summary of information regarding Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) which is the leading cause of visual impairment in young children in the United States . APH.org take me there
Imagine More with Less for Lowest Functioning CVI Students This handout will give you different CVI ranges and what activities and or goals are appropriate for students in these ranges

Workshop by ctevh.org

California Transcribers and Educators for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Go to search engine and type in  Winning Strategies for Lowest Functioning CVI Students to find and download article.
General Considerations in Working with Young Children with VI As with all children, intervention approaches should focus on active participation of the child in all activities. Because children with visual impairments may not be able to learn by watching what is going on around them, they must learn "by doing" and interacting with their environment. Texas School For the Blind and Visually Impaired take me there
Activities to Promote Early Literacy There are a variety of adaptations in this article for students being introduced to Braille. American Foundation for the Blind take me there
Literacy Ideas for Children with Visual Impairments and Multiple Disabilities Story Boxes are a great way to enhance your child’s literacy experiences.  A story box is a simple collection of objects that go along with the storyline. Literacy Ideas for Children with Visual Impairments and Multiple Disabilities take me there
What is a Story Box? This article has a great list of stories and items that can be placed into Story Boxes. Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired take me there
Information about how to make tactile books. This is a great article that has wonderful resources on how to make Tactile Books for students with VI. www.tactilebooks.org take me there