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Special Education
Students with Visual Impairments
ASK THE VISION RESOURCE TEACHER - SAMPLE QUESTIONS
- What can the student actually see? (size, contrast, fine detail, colour)
- Does the student use Braille? What is my responsibility?
- Should I expect this student with vision loss to do all that other students do?
- How independent is the student? How much help should I give?
- Is an assistant needed? Can you suggest ways of working together?
- How does the student feel about the vision loss?
- Is there special equipment, materials, texts, paper I need to get/know about?
- What are some daily strategies I can use as I teach?
- What about discipline or behaviour issues? Expectations? Cautions?
- Can you tell me about the student's abilities, skills, and interests?
- What about special activities, field trips, labs, assignments?
- How should I introduce the student to the class?
- Are there situations in class which might present difficulty for the student?
- What assistance can you give me? How often are you able to come to class?
- Do I need to use alternative assessment strategies?
- How can I effectively include the student in group work?
- Are there references or resources you could suggest that might help us?
- Are there other questions I should be asking or other information I need?
- Where can I get in touch with you?
NOTES FROM FIRST MEETING WITH THE VISION RESOURCE TEACHER
| NAME OF STUDENT |
DATE |
| VISION RESOURCE TEACHER |
BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBER |
Description of the Vision Loss, Functional Vision, Educational Implications:
Most Effective Mode of Learning:
Instructional Strategies:
Equipment Details: (needs, function, maintenance, storage, space)
Initial Learning Goals and Plans:
Questions and Concerns:
Next Meeting:
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