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Giesen, J. Martin; Cavenaugh, Brenda S.; Johnson, Cherie A. – RE:view, 1998
Provides an outline of knowledge areas in rehabilitation counseling and rehabilitation teaching related to visual impairments such as: core areas; planning and delivery services; job development, placement, and follow-along; job engineering; Braille and other tactual systems; communication systems; computers for individuals with visual…
Descriptors: Blindness, Deaf Blind, Epistemology, Knowledge Base for Teaching

Leyser, Yona; Hienze, Toni – RE:view, 2001
A study involving 130 parents of children with visual impairments found parents were generally supportive of mainstreaming, but many also identified a number of risks and problems with it. Their child's social isolation concerned parents, along with the general education teacher's lack of knowledge and experience with visual impairments. (Contains…
Descriptors: Coping, Elementary Education, Family Life, Inclusive Schools

Eaton, Susan B.; Wall, Robert S. – RE:view, 1999
A study involving 38 specialized preservice programs for teachers and orientation and mobility instructors working with children and adults with visual impairments found that they teach their students how to teach a range of social skills through offering courses or infusing social-skills concepts into existing courses. (CR)
Descriptors: Adults, Blindness, Children, Higher Education

Allman, Carol B.; Lewis, Sandra – RE:view, 1996
To test the validity of the National Literary Braille Competency Test (NLBCT), 181 Florida teachers of students with visual impairments were asked if they transcribe Braille using a Braillewriter, a slate and stylus, Braille computer programs, or transcriber aides. The majority transcribed using computer software or a Braillewriter. (CR)
Descriptors: Braille, Computer Software, Content Validity, Elementary Secondary Education