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VIRGINIA C()t,,ISORTlUM FOR TEAOiER
PREPARATION IN Vl,SIQN IMPAIRMENT
RADFORD
UN IVERSITY
COURSE
SEQUENC E
FALL
Braille Code
(3 cr.)
Medical and
Educational
Implications of
BVI (3 cr.)
Assistive
Technology
for Individuals
with Sensory
Impairments
(3 cr.)
Positive Behavior
Supports (3 cr.)
SPRING
Curriculum and
Assessment
for Students
with BVI (3 cr.)
Braille Reading
and Writing
(3 cr.)
SUMMER
Teaching
Methods for
Students with VI
(3 cr.)
Orientation and
Mobility for
Students with
BVI (2 cr.)
Consultation and
Collaboration
(3 cr.)
Characteristics
of Students
with BVI (3 cr.)
INTERNSHIP
Four to
twelve
credits to be
comple ted
by the end of
the program
depending
on university.
FACULTY
CONTACTS
O
Dr. Kimberly Avila George
Mason University
703.993.5625
kavila@gmu.edu
Dr. Justin Haegele
Old Dominion University
757.683.5338
jhaegele@odu.edu
Dr. Annemarie Horn
Radford University
540.831.5140
alhorn1@radford.edu
VIRGINIA
CONSORTIUM
FOR TEACHER
PREPARATION
IN BLINDNESS
AND VISION
IMPAIRMENT
Preparing teachers to work
with students who are blind
and visually impaired in
Virginia.
Students may begin program during
any semester but must take
Characteristics of Students with VI
during first semester.
