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Visual Impairment Programs can vary greatly from district to district. Typically, larger cities have more than one Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments (TVI) while less populous counties or districts may just have one TVI or share with surrounding districts or counties. Whether the program in your area is small or large, this page contains a collection of resources that can be of help support a districts visual impairment program.
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This page contains information on National Organizations and Agencies that provide support and resources to people who are visually impaired and those who work in the field of visual impairments.
US Government Agencies
This page contains information on US Government Agencies that provide support and resources to people who are visually impaired and those who work in the field of visual impairments.
Support Networks
This page contains a list of support networks and organizations whose mission is to provide information, research, and support to persons with specific visual impairments and diseases.
Deaf-Blind Resources
This page provides a list of agencies and resources specific to working with students that are deaf and blind. These resources support both professionals and families.
Georgia Vision Resources
This page identifies resources specific to persons who are blind or visually impaired in the state of Georgia. Included are state resources and agencies that provide services to children birth through the age of 21.
Online Parent Resources
This page provides a list of online support groups and resources for parents specific to parenting students with visual impairments as well as resources to parenting children with special needs.
Resources to Support You in Teaching Students who are Blind or Visually Impaired
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- Home
- VI Store
- Jobs
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Paid Member Pages
-
Presentations
>
- Foundations of Teaching the ECC in the Age of Virtual Instruction
- Strategies & Activities for SIDPID
- Strategies & Activities for MIMO
- Job Tasks for Job, Career & Life
- Itinerant Teaching Strategies & Tips
- Accommodations for VI
- Strategies & Activities for Standard Course of Study
- Using Themes to Teach the ECC
- Accessible Content for BLVI
- Conducting a FVLMA
- Developing SMARTER Goals
- Selecting the Right AT
- Tips for Being a "Physically Fit" TVI
- The Art of Teaching the ECC
- Activities to Teach the ECC
- Determining Service Intensity Using the VISSIT
- Complete Set Bonus >
- Interactive Sensory Stories
- Interactive Matching Activities
- Interactive Visual Discrimination Activities
-
Presentations
>
-
VI Articles
-
Professional Practice
>
-
Foundations of VI
>
-
VI Service
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Adaptations
>
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VI AT
>
-
Instruction
>
- Virtual Instruction
- Instructional Strategies >
- Compensatory >
- Communication Modes >
-
Sensory Efficiency
>
- Sensory Input
- Encourage Use of Vision in Students with MD
- Lightbox Use
- Sensory Activities for Students with MD
- Sensory Table
- Visual Efficiency Skills
- Visual Attend and Scan Activities
- Visual Tracking Activities
- Visual Discrimination Activities
- Visual Motor Activities
- Optical Device Use
- Tactual Readiness
- Developing Skillful Hands
- Auditory Readiness
- Listening Skills Instruction
- Independent Living >
- Orientation & Mobility >
- Social Skills >
- Career Education >
- Recreation & Leisure >
- Self Determination
-
Professional Practice
>
- FREE Printables