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With an wondrous voice and well-defined 'Aspirations', Arielle Felix is unswayable to wilt a psychiatrist and hearing for American Idol next year when she turns 16. Today, she is conquering her fears as a Freshman student at Summit High School and modeling what it is to be a strong, worldly-wise young woman. Full vendible here. Congratulations, Gretchen Bettes! From Miles Fain: Congratulations to Art Teacher Gretchen Bettes who has been selected as the 2018 Principals of Schools for theVeiling'Outstanding Teacher of Students who areVeilingor Visually Impaired'. As a defended employee of TSBVI for 24 years, Gretchen has served as a Residential Instructor, Dorm Manager, and Teacher.  Among the many creative projects that she has facilitated with students, the stop-motion film, The Purr-fect Dream, won First Place in the 2018 American Printing House for theVeilingInSights Art Competition in the category of 10th, 11th, 12th-grade submissions. Braille and Audio Classical Guitar Lessons NowMisogynist"Texas School for theVeilingand VisuallyWordlessis happy to introduce Let's Play! - a hodgepodge of step-by-step Braille and audio classical guitar lessons.  The Let's Play! curriculum was designed by Joseph Palmer and TSBVI Music teacher Jeremy Coleman along with Dr. Matthew Hinsley of Austin Classical Guitar and the GuitarCurriculum.com education team.  There are six levels of instruction and a guide to tuning a guitar - all self-ruling to download at letsplayguitar.org. You may moreover order a printed braille package from the TSBVI Online Store for $20. TSBVI appreciates the efforts of all those who made this resource possible and encourages educators and enthusiasts to take full wholesomeness of letsplayguitar.org. " - William Daugherty, Superintendent music braille music 2018 ACBTPriming/ Convention The American Council of theVeilingof Texas (ACBT) will hold its 40th yearly Conference/Convention Thursday, September 20 through Sunday, September 23 at the Houston Marriott Westchase. View details and register. priming Assistive Technology Survey - Participants Needed Dear TVI, O&M Specialist, or Specialized personnel: You are invited to well-constructed a survey on assistive technology skills and products stuff taught to high-school students by teachers of students with visual impairments (TVIs), orientation and mobility instructors (O&Ms), and other specialized personnel.  This research has been tried by Florida State University’s Institutional Review Board.  It is stuff conducted by Sandra Lewis, Ed.D., Eric Caruso, M.S., and Nicholas Trotter, M.Ed. We are interested in understanding the assistive technology skills and products stuff taught to high-school students, what factors might act as barriers to that instruction, and how that instruction varies based on teacher characteristics.  Learning increasingly well-nigh assistive technology instruction may lead to identifying and developing largest practices for educating students with visual impairments.  We are looking for TVIs, O&Ms, and other specialized personnel currently providing assistive technology instruction to high-school students who participate in unstipulated education courses. We visualize it will take 10-15 minutes to well-constructed this survey. Please forward this link to other professionals you believe are eligible to well-constructed this survey. Link to Survey VisuallyWordlessStudents Learn to Code Representatives from tech giant Apple recently visited the TSBVI campus to unveil talking technology that allows veiling students to create computer programs. The "Everyone Can Code" curriculum is designed to be wieldy to all students. 2017 Guidelines and Standards for Educating Students with Visual Impairments The new guidelines and standards are now misogynist for download in PDF and DOCX formats. Spanish versions in PDF and DOCX. Download Braille Books From the TSBVI vellum catalog you can now search for books by name or braille format (contracted/uncontracted), braille translator extension (abt, brf, or dxb), or braille translator name (Braille2000 or Duxbury). And, you can search for UEB books - we will have some up by the new year.  Go to the TSBVI vellum catalog and search for "dogs brf uncontracted".  Help is misogynist at Help with braille files.  Recruiting Academic Students who Want to Build Their Graphic Literacy Skills Do you have a student who is doing math at the 5th to 7th grade level who can goody from systematic instruction in using graphics to gather information to solve math problems? As a TVI, are you looking for strategies to teach your students so they are efficient consumers of graphics? Read more: Recruiting Academic Students who Want to Build Their Graphic Literacy Skills Skyward Family Access, a web-based method for parents to wangle their student's school information, is now available! For School Year/Comprehensive Programs students, TSBVI is pleased to signify the launch of Skyward Family Access, a web-based method for parents to wangle the student's school information, including grade history, grades and attendance. family resources Read more: Skyward FamilyWanglePage 1 of 2 Start Prev 1 2 Next End TopAdditional resources (right column)UnstipulatedInterest Navigating the Web with Screen ReadersDeafblind Child Count - VI RegistrationHuman Resources (Jobs)Internal Audit ReportsOpen RecordsFederal ReportVellumfor the State of TexasTSBVIYearlyReportsTSBVI Live Video StreamReport a Broken Link or Other Problem Popular Pages School CalendarsPortable Device Accessibility ResourcesFamily EngagementLibrary & Braille MaterialsDownload Braille and ASL Specialty FontsTSBVI BlogsTX SenseAbilitiesTX SenseAbilities en EspañolSearch Tips to Make Google Mail EasierTSBVI Policies2015 Summary of Need for VI Professionals in TexasHome Page ArchiveTexas Deafblind ProjectMaking Websites AccessibleAccessibility on the Web TopComplementary content (lower)     Texas Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments Most Frequently Searched Tags This Week leadership 1 assistive technology 1 LID 1 visually wordless 1 Education Service Center 1 certified orientation and mobility specialist 1 training 1 ESC 1 orientation and mobility specific 1 new vi professionals 1 TopTop. 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