Division on Visual Impairments

DVI Quarterly Spring 2012 (Volume 57, Number 3)

A quarterly newsletter from the Council for Exceptional Children's Division on Visual Impairments containing practitioner tips for Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments, Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialists, and other professionals.

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Spring 2012 = 20 CONTENTS classes with assistance from his intervener. According to his math teacher, Alison McNary, ���With his amazing sense of humor, eagerness to understand, and relentless work ethic, Hunter has not only survived high school���he has thrived academically. Hunter has never used his disabilities as an excuse��� Giving up is never an option for Hunter.��� In addition to being an excellent student, Hunter is also a competitive swimmer. Sarah Fitzgerald (Ketchican, AK) was recognized for her achievements in the arts. Sarah is a 17 year old student with osteopetrosis, a rare condition that causes bone hardening and expansion. This disorder has affected Sarah���s mouth and her vision. She has no vision in her right eye and significantly limited vision in her left eye. In addition to being a good student, Sarah is also the secretary of the student council and hosts the morning announcements at her school. However, Sarah���s first love is singing. She has been part of her school choir for the past four years and has participated in statewide competitions. She has also sung the National Anthem at numerous sporting events. Her case manager, Lori Ortiz, remarked,

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