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Supporting TVI Retention with Remote Braille Tr...

TVIs are not just teachers—they are access specialists, case managers, collaborators, and often the bridge between a student and the curriculum. However, one of the most common barriers to retention...

Supporting TVI Retention with Remote Braille Tr...

TVIs are not just teachers—they are access specialists, case managers, collaborators, and often the bridge between a student and the curriculum. However, one of the most common barriers to retention...

portable  magnifier and book with a refreshable braille display on table top

Assistive Technology for Students with Visual I...

Submitted by Janelle Parker, NC Teacher A builder does not rely on one tool to complete a project. A tape measure helps with basic layout. A level checks alignment. For...

Assistive Technology for Students with Visual I...

Submitted by Janelle Parker, NC Teacher A builder does not rely on one tool to complete a project. A tape measure helps with basic layout. A level checks alignment. For...

Assistive Technology for Deaf and Hard of Hearing in K to 12

Assistive Technology for Deaf and Hard of Heari...

Submitted by Janelle Parker, NC Teacher A doctor does not rely on one tool to understand a patient’s health. A thermometer gives a quick reading. A stethoscope helps the doctor...

Assistive Technology for Deaf and Hard of Heari...

Submitted by Janelle Parker, NC Teacher A doctor does not rely on one tool to understand a patient’s health. A thermometer gives a quick reading. A stethoscope helps the doctor...

 Folder labeled Visual Access with braille slate, stylus, eraser, and white cane arranged on a desk surface

The Village Behind Visual Access: Who Shapes a ...

Strong visual impairment IEP planning depends on coordinated expertise. Learn how TVIs, Orientation and Mobility specialists, assistive technology providers, and medical professionals support visual access in schools.

The Village Behind Visual Access: Who Shapes a ...

Strong visual impairment IEP planning depends on coordinated expertise. Learn how TVIs, Orientation and Mobility specialists, assistive technology providers, and medical professionals support visual access in schools.

A wood desk with a folder labeled “Communication Access,” a planner, and a set of keys. The image includes the text, “Support doesn’t end at graduation.”

It Takes a Village: Supporting Deaf and Hard of...

Explore how medical providers, Deaf adults, and transition services support Deaf and Hard of Hearing students beyond school.

It Takes a Village: Supporting Deaf and Hard of...

Explore how medical providers, Deaf adults, and transition services support Deaf and Hard of Hearing students beyond school.

A wood desk with a folder labeled “Communication Access,” a page titled “School-Based Supports,” and a pen resting across the page. The image includes the text, “Access happens in real classrooms.”

It Takes a Village: Supporting Deaf and Hard of...

 Learn who supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at school and how each role helps provide communication access.

It Takes a Village: Supporting Deaf and Hard of...

 Learn who supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at school and how each role helps provide communication access.