TEACCH work boxes (these are made out of plastic shoe boxes) the lids become reuseable, pieces "go away" once they are put in, and storage is easier
Please begin by reading, Literacy for Children with CVI: Overview and Implications for Different Phases The following are guidelines that have been helpful to me when creating or modifying books for students who visually function in Phase I, Phase II and Phase III. The divisions are approximations only; there will be overlap. For example, I…
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Whether you are a parent of a child with cortical visual impairment (CVI), a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI), therapist or other provider, most people struggle when it comes to writing IEPs (Individualized Education Program) for students who have CVI. With input from TVI Matt Tietjen*, here is what to include for students with…
Need Wonder activities for your classroom or home school Wonder teaching resources? We have Wonder lesson plans, Wonder worksheets, and more ideas for book projects, kindness activities for middle school, and diversity lessons to make a great study unit for students using both the novel by RJ Palacio and teaching with movies (including the popular precepts project!).
Tasks Galore -sequencing task with visual cues.For more ideas and resources follow http://www.pinterest.com/angelajuvic/autism-special-needs/
Learn how to encourage your child to reach out for objects and how reaching can help develop orientation skills needed for crawling and walking.
Resources and ideas for teachers and caregivers of learners with severe, profound, intensive, significant, complex or multiple special needs.
This morning I have been making up a couple of communication books that I want to trial with students in the coming term. The following photo of my dining table is submitted as evidence! (And IR…
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Olivia and Lily Day 1. These clips were from the very first time we used the LightAide. Her animated reactions melted my heart. What an amazing friendship...
https://youtu.be/tFvFa-hY2yk Tableware essentials such as spoons, cups, plates and bowls are classic designs whose forms have remained unchanged over time. While the majority of us find these designs beneficial in their current form, what evolution for a society entails is evolution of our everyday designs to suit not only the majority, but to be inclusive
Click here for a list of creative and easy ways to build visual stimulation into the daily routine of babies with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI).
Tummy time can be challenging for babies with Cortical Visual Impairment. Here's a list of ideas to help your child increase tolerance for prone position.
Read between the lines, hear between the words. Sharing my daily information intake from numerous sources. Use your discernment and common sense
Welcome to Diane Sheline's website! Please explore all the pages and information using the navigation bar and pull down windows. Contact Information: Diane [email protected] NEWS:The 4th Edition of Diane's book, Strategy to See: Strategies for Students with Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment, is available to the public at Amazon, or through this link*. https://amzn.to/2ll7imr(*Note: As an Amazon…
Signs of Cortical Visual Impairment include exhibiting The 10 Characteristics of CVI. Color preference, need for movement and lack of eye contact are a few.
In recent weeks I have shared my daughter's 10 Favorite Light-Up Toys and some holiday activity, gift, and dollar store ideas for children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI). But, I feel compelled to build on these posts and share some wonderful new items because my daughter, Rosalie, just received several Christmas gifts that I have…
