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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES - ALL AGES
Continuing Education and Family WorkshopsDynamics of Healthy IntegrationEnhancingthe Experiences of CVI Students in the ClassroomThe Dynamics of Healthy Integration:A Workshop Sponsored by the Foundation for Blind ChildrenThis on-going workshop will be offered again in the fall. Don't want to wait that long? We can bring this class to your district with a minimum of 10 participants. Contact us for more information or download the "On-Site Request" form. Workshop Purpose: To better understand the needs of students with visual impairment in the classroom and to create an environment that will encourage healthy integration into the academic and social areas of the curriculum. Program Content: Overview of Common Visual Conditions Blind and Low Vision Simulation Activities Basics of O & M and Concept Development Tools and Materials used by the CTVI The Role of the Classroom Teacher The Role of the Paraprofessional and when to step back Common Problems and Solutions Social Skills and Behavior Issues Questions or More Information: Contact us at 602-331-1470 (ext. 165 or 184) “Enhancing the Experiences of CVI students in the Classroom”This on-going workshop is offered every year in the fall. Don't want to wait that long?We can bring this class to your district with a minimum of 10 participants. Contact us for more information or download the "On-Site Request" form. Workshop Overview: To better understand the needs of the student with neurological visual impairment and to create an environment that will encourage the use of vision and increase overall visual efficiency. Each participant receives a binder of materials to take back and share with staff, plus make and take projects that you can use immediately. Participants are asked to bring photos of their classroom set-up and samples of their materials for discussion and adaptation Program Content: Overview of Neurological Vision Impairment Cerebral, Cortical and Subcortical impact The CVI scale Classroom and Academic modifications How to present materials How to know if your student is “looking” Common Problems and Solutions Questions or More Information: Contact us at 602-331-1470 (ext. 184) |
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Services for Children of school age (K through 12th grade) or younger:
Services for Transition Age Youth and Adults:
Services for All Ages:
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