Editor’s Note: In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (Thursday, May 18), we are sharing two stories about the education of children who are blind or visually impaired in Italy. … Continued
Editor’s Note: In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (Thursday, May 18), we are sharing two stories about the education of children who are blind or visually impaired in Italy. … Continued
It’s early work experiences that give our teens with visual impairments realistic perspectives of work, shape their positive work habits and work-related skills, and reveal personal strengths as well as … Continued
It’s the middle of the school year and your child with low vision (who supposedly doesn’t need a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments) is academically struggling. While your child … Continued
As parents of children with special needs, we often feel the need to miss out on daily outside activities, and over time, we may feel that church-going is not a … Continued
Birthday and Christmas always have people wondering what to buy for our son who is blind. Not only does his diagnosis of blindness throw them off, but also his unique … Continued
As a teenager I was bullied quite badly, which of course left me devastated, fearful, and stressed. That painful season did change me and give me eyes to see the … Continued
"When you read each of these sight words correctly to your teacher, maybe we can go to the donut store," I heard myself say to my seven-year-old. Her eyes grew … Continued
Now that school is in session, my hope is that a smooth routine has begun and the chaos of a new school year is behind us all or nearly there. … Continued
Now that school is in session, my hope is that a smooth routine has begun and the chaos of a new school year is behind us all or nearly there. … Continued