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Exploring post-high-school education options takes time and consideration. These resources and articles can help your child prepare for the next step in their education path.
The summer before college is a pivotal transition, and much of the preparation now belongs to your teen. This checklist is written for students, since in higher education they — not parents — are responsible for requesting and managing accommodations. As a parent, your role is simply to encourage and support from the sidelines while […]
To prepare your child for post-secondary education options, such as university, community college, trade school, or online courses, it’s essential to start preparing them for a key shift: in higher education, students—not parents—are responsible for requesting and managing their accommodations. For students who are blind or have low vision, developing self-advocacy skills in high school […]
If your teen is preparing for college, this is a crucial time to help them grow into the responsibilities of adult life. While academics are important, college success also depends on a student’s ability to manage their daily routines, social life, and personal needs independently. For students who are blind or low vision, this includes […]
Starting college marks a major life transition for you and your child. This transition is one filled with promise, change, and often, loneliness. For students who are blind or have low vision, this transition can be especially complex. While homesickness is a common experience for many students, blind and low vision individuals often encounter unique […]