Division on Visual Impairments

; Lorem Ipsum Dolor Spring 2016 12 other while also integrating knowledge from one course to another through both formal and informal discussion with each other. Each cohort consists of 15-25 students. We have 3 cohorts of graduate students and 4 cohorts of undergraduate students progressing through the program at any given time. As a result of the unique features of the NIU Visual Disabilities Program, many of our graduates are recruited by the personnel at sites where they do their student teaching or complete their internship. 123

• Cover
• Contents
• Message from the Editor
• DVIDB 2015 Convention Schedule
• President's Message
• Teacher of the Deafblind Pilot Program in Texas: Part II
• An Integrated Approach to Teaching Self-Determination
• Book Review: Essential Elements in Early Intervention Visuail Impairment and Multiple Disabilities, Second Edition
• Got AEM? Accessible Educational Materials-Access, Involvement, Progress
• Growing a Virtual Community of Practice to Support Students with Complex Communication Needs
• CTEBVI: A Community of Practice for Practitioners and Parents
• Camp Abilities Alaska
• Doctoral Student Feature: Sean Tikkun
• Northern Illinois University Specialization in Visual Disabilities: Celebrating 50 Years of Teacher Preparation
• CEC Membership Application