Sensory Efficiency

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What Is Sensory Efficiency? Sensory efficiency addresses the use of residual vision, hearing, and other senses to enable or enhance access to the environment. For example, learning how to use touch and smell rather than visual cues to identify one’s personal possessions or one’s location or using hearing and the other senses to identify people […]

Compensatory and Academic Skills

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Disability-specific compensatory skills refer to using strategies, techniques, and adapted materials that students with blindness or low vision need to access the general education and common core curricula. These include braille reading and writing methods, regular print, regular print with optical devices, large print, and voice output technology. Students who are blind or low vision […]

Time Management & Organization Tips for Blind/Low Vision Job Seekers 

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Staying organized and managing your time well are essential skills while searching for employment. These abilities not only help you stay productive but also minimize errors. Job hunting can be time-consuming, especially if your approach lacks structure. By managing your time and energy well, you can stay focused and improve your chances of success.  What […]

Employer Resources

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As an employer, fostering a disability-friendly workplace benefits both your employees and your organization. When hiring or supporting an employee who is blind or has low vision, it’s essential to be aware of the wide range of resources available to assist you. From national programs offering job accommodation guidance to state-specific vocational rehabilitation services, these […]