Career Education

Skills that enable students who are blind or low vision to move toward working as an adult include:

Exploring and expressing preferences about work roles
Assuming work responsibilities at home and school
Understanding concepts of reward for work
Participating in job experiences
Learning about jobs and adult work roles at a developmentally appropriate level

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Age-Appropriate Career Education and the Expanded Core Curriculum

What Is Age-Appropriate Career Education? Career education includes the knowledge and skills children and youth learn to successfully transition from school environments to adult roles, including postsecondary education or training, […]

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Career Education Skills for Toddlers to Teenagers

When planning for your child’s future livelihood, you may have heard the wise advice to “begin with the end in mind.” This means we need to envision the skills and […]

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Our Stories: People Who Are Blind or Low Vision Succeeding at Work and Life

If you are career-curious and interested in discovering how someone landed their first job or how blind and low-vision people succeed and thrive at work, this is your page! Check […]