#FridayForward explores the world of disabilities and the changemakers who are creating a more accessible world.
Audio description: Best practices
Why we don’t have a “list of colleges for students with visual impairments”
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The majority of college students with visual impairments don’t graduate. At Perkins, we work with college aspiring students and their families and TVIs to develop the range of skills they need to succeed in college.
Compass, from the educator perspective
Compass, from the student perspective
Introducing the College Readiness Resource Center
Start here: First steps to get your academic students (of any age!) ready for life after high school
Start here: How to help your student gain independence and the skills they need for life after high school
Students: Wondering where to start? Right here!
Technology, literacy and educational equity for college-aspiring students who are visually impaired
Best practices and expert advice: How educators can support college-bound students who are visually impaired
Breaking down barriers to college success for students with visual impairments
Questions for visually impaired students to ask the disability services office
Accommodations beyond academics: Housing and dining
