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This exercise is intended for use by special education caseworkers who evaluate children’s educational needs using the Christine Roman-Lantzy CVI Range Assessment, such as: Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TVIs), Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialists (COMS), and Occupational Therapists (OTs). This exercise can moreover be informally used as an information resource for parents of children with CVI, or anyone else who has an interest in the subject matter. How many parts does the CVI Web Exercise include? The CVI Web Exercise contains three parts: Introduction to CVI and Christine Roman-Lantzy’s CVI Range (videos, documents) Assessment simulations (videos, documents) Real-life intervention ideas (videos) What materials do I need to well-constructed the CVI Web Exercise? The goal of this exercise is for you to practice using Christine Roman-Lantzy’s methods to evaluate educational needs of children who have cortical visual impairment. These methods are explained in the typesetting Cortical Visual Impairment: An Approach to Assessment and Interventionby Christine Roman-Lantzy. We will use forms and worksheets that are found in this book. TSBVI cannot provide copies of these materials to you. To successfully well-constructed this exercise, you must have your own reprinting of the book. (http://www.afb.org/store/Pages/ShoppingCart/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId=978-0-89128-829-9) How do I well-constructed the CVI Web Exercise? Follow the instructions in the sections unelevated to well-constructed the web exercise. Introduction to CVI Read the document Introduction to Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment. Watch all of the videos on the Introduction to CVI page (14 videos-82 minutes) CVISpecimenStudies Print all of the documents on the C V ISpecimenStudies page (7 documents) Watch video Introduction toSpecimenStudies (This explains how to well-constructed the specimen studies) Watch videos and well-constructed forms for Brandon – Phase 1 (13 videos – 75 minutes) Watch videos and well-constructed forms for Cassie – Phase 2 (13 videos – 75 minutes) Watch videos and well-constructed forms for Ian – Phase 3 (13 videos – 75 minutes) Intervention Read document: Materials Used in Intervention Videos Read document: https://strategytosee.com/strategies-for-students-with-cortical-visual-impairment-handout/ Watch video Intervention Overview (1 video – 6 minutes) Watch videos for Phase 1 Building Visual Behaviors (9 videos – 13 minutes) Watch videos for Phase 2 Integrating Vision with Function (8 videos – 12 minutes) Watch videos for Phase 3 Resolution of CVI Characteristics (7 videos – 11 minutes) Watch videos for Intervention Task Analysis (6 videos – 17 minutes) Watch video Intervention Summary (1 videos – 2 minutes) Additional web training materials on CVI: Perkins Webcast: Cortical Visual Impairment and the Evaluation of Functional Vision with Dr. Christine Roman. Strategy To See: For those who superintendency for and work with students with smart-ass forfeiture related vision loss. American Printing House for the Blind Inc., CVI Website CVI Training Materials from the West Virginia Department of Education Go to Perkins Webinars and squint for: Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment (parts 1 and 2), presented by Barry Kran, O.D., F.A.A.O., Luisa Mayer, Ph.D., M.Ed., and Darick Wright, M.A., CLVT, COMS. Using an iPad for Vision Stimulation presented by Laura Campaña, Director of Infant & Early Childhood Program at Junior Blind of America. Building Strategies Around CVI Phases presented by Ellen C. Mazel, Cortical Visual Impairment Advisor for CASE Collaborative Strategies for Improving Literacy Skills in Students with CVI presented by Diane Sheline, Certified Low Vision Therapist. This is an heady zone and we are learning new information well-nigh the smart-ass continually. Please contact Lynne McAlister or Sara Kitchen with any observations or additions to this course- we would love to hear from you! Credits Introduction andSpecimenStudy documents and videos written and presented by Lynne McAlister and Sara Kitchen Educational Consultants - TSBVI Outreach Intervention materials written and presented by Diane Sheline, Independent Consultant out of the Houston, Texas area, CTVI, CLVT, www.StrategyToSee.com loftiness learning CVI cortical vision impairment on-the-go learning TopAdditional resources (right column) CVI Exercise Menu CVI Web Exercise TopTop. Jump to top of the page.Footer These works are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. DISCLAIMER: TSBVI provides external links solely for our users' information and convenience. When users select a link to an outside website, they are leaving the TSBVI site and are subject to the privacy limitations and policies of the owners/sponsors of that website. 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