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The field of visual impairment and blindness encompasses a myriad of professionals - our ranks include certified teachers of students with visual impairments, career counselors who work with adults with recent vision loss, orientation and mobility practitioners who teach city dwellers to ride the su...
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| description | The field of visual impairment and blindness encompasses a myriad of professionals - our ranks include certified teachers of students with visual impairments, career counselors who work with adults with recent vision loss, orientation and mobility practitioners who teach city dwellers to ride the subway, vision rehabilitation therapists who help seniors use their remaining sight, as well as ophthalmologists, optometrists, early interventionists; The list goes on and on. [...] a Research Report by Janssen offers readers strategies for enhancing sustained interactions when working with children with congenital deaf-blindness. |
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