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- Allen, J. (1968) May's manual of the
disease of the eye for students and general practitioners.
- Huntington, NY: Robert E. Krieger.ISBN 0-88275-190-5
Aware Publications - P.O. Box 96, Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 Tel: (914) 528-0567;
Fax: (914) 528-3945; awareusa@aol.com
New independence! in the community: A self-help manual for community workers
serving adults with vision impairments. Contributors: Anne Yeadon, Maureen A. Duffy,
Nancy Paskin, Duane Geruschat.
New independence! Environmental adaptations in community facilities for adults with
vision impairments. Author: Maureen A. Duffy.
New independence! for older persons with vision loss in long-term care facilities:
Learner workbook. Editors: Maureen A. Duffy & Monica Beliveau-Tobey.
New independence! for older persons with vision loss in long-term care facilities:
Facilitator's manual. Editors: Maureen A. Duffy & Monica Beliveau-Tobey.
New independence! Craft adaptations for adults with vision impairments (Book 1).
Author: Stephanie Stephens Van.
- Bickford, T. (1993). Care and feeding
of the long white cane: Instructions in cane travel for blind
- people. Baltimore, MD: National Federation of the Blind.
- Canadian Blind Sports Association. Integrating
the visually impaired student into physical
- education: A teacher's resource manual. 333 River Road, Ottawa,
Ontario K1L 8H9
- Carroll, T. J. (1961). Blindness: What it is, what it does and how to
live with it. Boston: Little, Brown,
- & Co.
-
- Cholden, L. S. (1967). A psychiatrist works with blindness. New
York: American Foundation for the
- Blind.
-
- CIL Publication Series of VISIONS - 120 Wall St., 16th Floor,
New York, NY 10005
- Basic Indoor Mobility
Housekeeping Skills
Personal Management
Sensory Development
- CIRA/CAHPER. Moving to inclusion; Active living through physical
education maximizing
- opportunties for students with a disability. 1600 James Naismith
Drive, Gloucester, Ontario N1B 5N4 Phone 613-748-5639
Conkle, N. (1991). Terrific me: No fail p. e. Leander, TX:
Author.
- Drezek, W. Move, touch, do! Louisville,
KY: American Printing House for the Blind.
Eames, E. & T. (1994). A guide to
guide dog schools. Fresno, CA: Authors.
- Edman, P. K. (1992). Tactile graphics. New York: American
Foundation for the Blind.
- Everson, J. M.Ph.D. (Ed.). (1995). Supporting young adults who are
deaf-blind in their communities.
- Paul H. Brookes Publishing.
Faye, E. E. (1976). Clinical low
vision. Boston: Little, Brown and Company.
- Flax, M. E., Golembiewski, D. J., & McCaulley, B. L. (1993). Coping
with low vision. San Diego, CA:
- Singular Publishing Group.
Fonda, G. E. (1981). Management of low vision. NY:
Thieme-Stratton, Inc.
- Goodman, W. (1989). Mobility training
for people with disabilities: Children and adults with
- physical, mental, visual and hearing impairments can learn to travel.
Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
- Hayden, R. R. The braille code: A
guide to grade three. Louisville, KY: American Printing House for
- the Blind.
-
- Hill, E. & Ponder, P. (1976). Orientation and mobility
techniques: A guide for the practitioner. New
- York: American Foundation for the Blind.
-
- Holbrook, M. C. (1996). Children with visual impairments: A parent's
guide. Bethesda: Woodbine
- House.
Isenberg, S. J. (1994). The eye in
infancy. St. Louis, MO: Mosby.
- Jacobson, W. H. (1993). The art and
science of teaching orientation mobility to and persons with
- visual impairments. New York: American Foundation for the Blind.
-
- Kamentz, H. L. (1969). The wheelchair
book: Mobility for the disabled. Springfield, IL: Charles C.
- Thomas.
- Koenig, A. J. & Holbrook, M. C. Learning media assessment of
students with visual impairments: A
- resource guide for teachers. Austin, TX: Texas School for the
Blind and Visually Impaired.
Koestler, F. A. (1976). The unseen minority. NY: American
Foundation for the Blind.
- Kratz, L. E. (1987). Movement and fundamental motor skills for
sensory deprived children.
- Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
-
- LaGrow, S. & Weessies, M. (1994). Orientation
& mobility: Techniques for independence.
- Palmerston North, New Zealand: Dunmore Press Ltd.
Laus, M. D. (1977). Travel instruction for the handicapped. Springfield,
IL: Charles C. Thomas.
- Levack, N. (1991). Low vision: A resource guide with adaptations for
students with visual
- impairments. Austin, TX: Texas School for the Blind and Visually
Impaired.
- Mehr, E. B., Freid, A. N. (1975). Low
vision care. Chicago: The Professional Press.
-
- Orr, A. L. (1992). Vision and Aging:
Crossroads for service delivery. NY: American Foundation for
- the Blind.
-
- Pogrund, R., Healy, G., Jones, K., et al.
(1993). Teaching age-appropriate purposeful skills (TAPS):
- An orientation & mobility curriculum for students with visual
impairments. Austin, TX: Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training
Center on Blindness (1995). An assessment of the feasibility of
- contracting with a nominee agency for the Pennsylvania Business
Enterprises Program. Mississippi State, MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1991). Assessment
of the need for a national
- information and referral center for individuals with partial sight. Mississippi
State, MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1995). Assessment
of the technology needs of
- vending facility managers in Tennessee. Mississippi State, MS:
RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1986). The
blind homemaker closure: A
- multivariate analysis. Mississippi State, MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1986). Career
development needs of blind
- and visually impaired students and adults. Mississippi State,
MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1983). Career
development of blind and
- visually impaired persons: An annotated bibliography.
Mississippi State, MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness (1992). Communication
observation schedule.
- Mississippi State, MS: RRTCB.
-
- Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness. Royal National
Institute for the Blind. Looking
- into PE. Peterborough, UK: RNIB Customer Services.
-
- Rodenberg, L. W. Key to grade three braille. Louisville, KY:
American Printing House for the Blind.
Rusalem, H. (1972). Coping with the unseen environment. NY:
Teacher's College Press.
- Russell, P. (1985). The wheelchair child: How handicapped children
can enjoy life to its fullest.
- Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
-
- Sauerburger, D. (1993). Independence
without sight or sound: Suggestions for practitioners
- working with deaf-blind adults. New York: American Foundation
for the Blind.
Scott, R. A. (1969). The making of blind men. Hartford, CT:
Connecticut Printers, Inc.
- Simmons, S. S. & Maida, S. O. (1192). Reaching, crawling,
walking: Let's get moving. Los Angeles:
- Blind Childrens Center.
-
- Smith, A. J. & O'Donnell, L. M. (1992). Beyond arm's reach:
Enhancing distance vision. Philadelphia:
- Pennsylvania College of Optometry Press. Read the Review
Smith, M. M. (1984). If blindness strikes: Don't strike out. Springfield,
IL: Charles C. Thomas.
- Stein, H. A., Slatt, B. J. (1976). The ophthalmic assistant:
Fundamentals and clinical practice. St.
- Louis, MO: Mosby.
-
- Tooze, D. (1981). Independence
training for visually handicapped children. Baltimore, MD:
- University Park Press.
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