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92. Optimal Evaluation Methods for Students with Visual Impairments
Evaluation tends to be the less prioritized thing that we do when we are in our day to day activities. However, that should actually be one of our priorities because it acts as the foundation, the guiding force, the exact map that drives all of our lessons today. Many evaluations ended up being very subjective and incomplete.
In this week’s episode, I will be sharing ways on how you can make your evaluation easier, more objective and more well-rounded for your students with visual impairments. These ideas that I will be sharing will be able to help both O&M and VI specialists.
Links:
Allied Independence, Website | Instagram | Facebook
Orientation and Mobility Assessment, Website
TSBVI, Website
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By Kassandra Maloney
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Evaluation tends to be the less prioritized thing that we do when we are in our day to day activities. However, that should actually be one of our priorities because it acts as the foundation, the guiding force, the exact map that drives all of our lessons today. Many evaluations ended up being very subjective and incomplete.
In this week’s episode, I will be sharing ways on how you can make your evaluation easier, more objective and more well-rounded for your students with visual impairments. These ideas that I will be sharing will be able to help both O&M and VI specialists.
Links:
Allied Independence, Website | Instagram | Facebook
Orientation and Mobility Assessment, Website
TSBVI, Website