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CVI Web Exercise

CVI web exercise includes introductory materials about what CVI is, examples of visual behaviors to look for, an introduction to assessment, and real-life intervention ideas.

This is an exciting area that we are learning new information about continually. We will be adding three case-studies, showing examples of each phase, as we complete them. 

How to use these materials.

When you click on the link in the CVI Exercise Menu to the left of this web-page, click on the second bullet (Introduction to CVI) which will take you to a web-page that serves as a handout. Within this handout there are links to accompanying videos and transcripts for each section.

In the Intervention section, the "Materials" handout is separate from the video. Use the links under "Intervention Videos" to view the videos. "Materials" contains a link to strategytosee.com on which you can view Encouraging Efficient Use of Vision in Students with CVI which is a companion to the intervention videos. Also explore the  CVI Training Materials from the West Virginia Department of Education or Perkins Presents: Cortical Vision Impairment (Chapters 1-4) with Ellen Cadigen Mazel.

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Last Updated on Monday, 27 August 2012 15:24
 

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0 # Beth Barnwell, TVI 2011-10-20 00:20
I am so excited about these ideas and resources for my preschoolers with CVI! I am new to TVI-ness, and I have mistakenly used ocular resources also for my CVI children, and wondered why it wasn't working. I attended GVEST this last week and had the pleasure of being introduced to Christine Roman and her research. Fabulous!
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0 # Mary Davidson 2012-01-10 14:19
Interested in using the teaching materials. I rely on Dr. Roman's materials for assessment.
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0 # Tracie Quinn, TVI 2012-02-25 03:46
I can’t thank y’all enough for this web exercise! The explanations provided about how to use the forms and record information are clear and concise. Including videos of students in the different phases and how their visual behaviors transfer onto the forms are very helpful. Y’all have made a difficult assessment (for me anyway) much easier to understand and complete. The Intervention Task Analysis videos are cherry on top. In my opinion the link needs TOP billing on the TSBVI homepage. The time and effort you obviously put into this is greatly appreciated!
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