While the future of many teacher preparation programs in vision remains unclear, the national demand for teachers who are trained in blindness and visual impairment continues to soar. Course syllabi from teacher training programs in vision were collected to ascertain what teacher trainers think is important content for preservice teachers. The findings revealed that course content, assignments, and requirements tended to vary among programs
In Tanzania, many children do not master basic reading skills even after a number of years of school...
The itinerant service for students with visual impairments provides additional professional instruct...
The education process based on the inclusion concept enables primary school education close to home ...
A review of the 50 US state education websites revealed wide variation among state O&M credentials. ...
Parker et al. (1990) reported that teachers of students with visual impairments and deaf-blindness h...
The study reported in this article sought to determine the degree to which the professional standard...
Well-prepared teachers are a determinant in the successful implementation of expanded core curriculu...
[Extract] About 80% of all learning occurs through the visual modality. Therefore, teachers must und...
In the education of children with visual impairment, there is at present a global movement away from...
Includes bibliographical references.The purpose of this study was to investigate the congruence of p...
Braille literacy presents multiple challenges for teachers of students with visual impairments (TSVI...
The implementation of inclusive education for students with visual impairments still represents a ch...
The implementation of inclusive education for students with visual impairments still represents a ch...
tion; vision screening course; essential vision content; vision course develop-ment; school nurse ed...
Itinerant teachers of students with visual impairments (TSVIs) support access to the curriculum for ...
In Tanzania, many children do not master basic reading skills even after a number of years of school...
The itinerant service for students with visual impairments provides additional professional instruct...
The education process based on the inclusion concept enables primary school education close to home ...
A review of the 50 US state education websites revealed wide variation among state O&M credentials. ...
Parker et al. (1990) reported that teachers of students with visual impairments and deaf-blindness h...
The study reported in this article sought to determine the degree to which the professional standard...
Well-prepared teachers are a determinant in the successful implementation of expanded core curriculu...
[Extract] About 80% of all learning occurs through the visual modality. Therefore, teachers must und...
In the education of children with visual impairment, there is at present a global movement away from...
Includes bibliographical references.The purpose of this study was to investigate the congruence of p...
Braille literacy presents multiple challenges for teachers of students with visual impairments (TSVI...
The implementation of inclusive education for students with visual impairments still represents a ch...
The implementation of inclusive education for students with visual impairments still represents a ch...
tion; vision screening course; essential vision content; vision course develop-ment; school nurse ed...
Itinerant teachers of students with visual impairments (TSVIs) support access to the curriculum for ...
In Tanzania, many children do not master basic reading skills even after a number of years of school...
The itinerant service for students with visual impairments provides additional professional instruct...
The education process based on the inclusion concept enables primary school education close to home ...