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rehabilitation teacher

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rehabilitation teacher,
a human services professional who teaches the blind and visually impaired independent living skills, as well as communication skills using Braille and assistive technology.


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In summary, the process described here provided a measurable, therapeutic, home-based framework for teamwork between a client and the vision rehabilitation teacher through which a reluctant reader uncovered, confronted, and resolved her unique, adaptive learning, and vision loss issues that were affecting her motivation and attitude.
Teaching a reluctant adult reader: a case study by Houston, Charla Rose / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
Visually impaired people "can actually see family photo albums they haven't been able to see in years," said Mary Lee Turner, a rehabilitation teacher with the state blind commission's Eugene office.
Library adapts to make reading a whole lot easier by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
He has more than 40 years experience as a rehabilitation teacher of the blind.
Coping with Blindness: Personal Tale of Blindness Rehabilitation. ... by American Rehabilitation
 
 
 
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