Strategies Used by Visually Impaired Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments to Manage the Visual Demands of Their Professional Role
Sandra Lewis, Anne L. Corn, Jane N. Erin, M. Cay Holbrook
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Sandra Lewis, Anne L. Corn, Jane N. Erin, M. Cay Holbrook
Abstract
Teachers of students with visual impairments who were visually impaired themselves were interviewed and observed to determine the strategies they have developed to address issues of transportation, access to information, assessment, and instructional responsibilities. They reported that while barriers to assessment could be overcome, transportation and planning presented the greatest challenges.
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Teachers of students with visual impairments who were visually impaired themselves were interviewed and observed to determine the strategies they have developed to address issues of transportation, access to information, assessment, and instructional responsibilities. They reported that while barriers to assessment could be overcome, transportation and planning presented the greatest challenges.
Key concepts: Visually impaired, Visual impairment, Psychology, Blindness, Low vision, Professional development, Medical education, Applied psychology