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Education & Access

Every individual with CVI has a right to life-changing access. Learn about assessment and how to provide a multi-sensory approach to learning for children with CVI. There is no one-size-fits-all approach for CVI, but there is a wide range of promising practices that meet the unique needs of children with CVI.

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Getting started with CVI assessments

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A student adds a square with the number 6 on it to an CVI accessible March calendar with assistance from an adult.
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6 starting points for supporting your child with CVI
Kneeling down to a student sitting in a chair at a table, an educator points to an image of another boy on a laptop.
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What makes a comprehensive CVI assessment and why does it matter?
A young boy who has CVI moves multicolored blocks around on top of a light box.
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How CVI impacts learning math
An older student who wears glasses assembles a tactile calendar with help from an adult.
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How can literacy instruction be adapted for students with CVI? Two case studies
A young boy with curly hair sits at a homeschool desk, under a sign that says Mommy School
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How two parents approached CVI and homeschool
Two students, both with ocular blindness and wearing sunglasses, sit next next to another student who has CVI on a playground.
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CVI for Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TVIs)
Four young men, one with CVI, gather around a laptop and participate on a coding project.
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CVI for Classroom Teachers and Special Educators
Two teachers shine a task light on a black board for a student in a wheelchair.
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CVI for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)
A student reaches for a Bop It toy that a teaching assistant is holding.
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CVI for Teaching Assistants and Paraprofessionals
Two seated young men play air hockey indoors. One is wearing thick over-ear headphones.
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CVI for Board Certified Behavioral Analysts (BCBAs)
A young girl sits at an uncluttered table in a classroom, smiling as she uses a laptop and AAC device.
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CVI for Assistive Technology Specialists
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CVI for Physical Therapists (PTs)