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VIDBE-Q.63.3.Summer.2018

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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27 VIDBE-Q Volume 63 Issue 3 FIMC-VI is also an integral partner with the Florida Department of Education Bureau of K-12 Assessment and the assessment companies to ensure high-quality braille versions of all statewide assessments. The team at FIMC-VI is involved in bias and sensitivity reviews, item reviews, proofreading of the braille tests, writing and proofreading of the braille notes and braille scripts, as well as transcription of student answers from braille to print. This partnership guarantees that the needs of our students with visual impairments are represented in the development and production of all statewide assessments. Considering all the services we provide, FIMC-VI is fortunate to have the support of and to be able to collaborate with the Florida Department of Education, the Florida Division of Blind Services, the Florida and Virgin Islands Deaf-Blind Collaborative, the Florida Agencies Serving the Blind, as well as the consumer organizations, and all Florida School Districts. It truly takes a village to support all students with visual impairments in Florida, and FIMC-VI is proud to be part of this village. Figure 4. FIMC-VI staff: Elizabeth Anderson, Mary Stoltz, Denise Battle, Dianna Moyer, Kay Ratzlaff, Diana Przeslawski, Kathee Cagle, Andrea Wallace, Sue Glaser, Darrin Porter, Ron Stevenson, Gabriel Rumbaut, and Vernon Underwood. Not pictured is Kathy Kremplewski.

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