Division on Visual Impairments

DVI Quarterly Volume 58(2)

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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Advantages/Lucky Breaks in my Life: Who I am (interests, background, opinions and values): Supports in my Life: Accomplishments in my Life: Me: Where I am From: Barriers/Struggles in my Life: 46 Goals in my Life: Biases/ Assumptions I Hold: Description of organizer: A center circle says "Me and where I am from" and points to six boxes surrounding it. The top two boxes are labeled: "Advantages/Lucky Breaks in my Life" and "Who I am (interests, background, opinions and values)." The center two boxes are labeled: "Accomplishments in my Life" and "Goals in my Life." The bottom two boxes are labeled: "Barriers/Struggles in my Life" and "Biases/ Assumptions I Hold." Off to the right of all the boxes is a bracket that points to a box labeled: "Supports in my Life." To continue your self-reflection, consider the following statements related to culturally relevant teaching and working with families from CLDB. For each question, think about your current practice and interactions with families of the students on your caseload. Indicate whether you agree, are neutral, or disagree with the statement. Reflect on your answers in light of how rich you feel the rapport is with each of the families with whom you work. For each item in which you mark

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