Erika Andersen, “Applying the Low Vision Prescription to the Classroom Environment”

Image of Erika Andersen and Randall Jose Randall Jose and Erika Andersen, from the University of Houston, School of Optometry, shared information about Project DOVES low vision rehabilitation service by Region 4 and the Center for Sight Enhancement. In addition, we discussed teaching strategies for students with low vision, in addition to the use of assistive technologies.

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Erika Andersen Interview

7:50 Minutes, 7.17 MB

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One Response to “Erika Andersen, “Applying the Low Vision Prescription to the Classroom Environment””

Lonna Dehn Says:
December 12, 2008 at 10:24 pm | Reply
We need low vision occupational therapy for my 6 year old grandson who lives in s texas. He has been asked to leave his current school because they do not have skilled teachers aids to help him. The public school system only has support people to teach braille and he needs rehab with his newly gained vision not blind training right now. Any insight you can give would be most appreciated. Lonna Dehn 701-866-0162