Posts about Phase II CVI written by StartSeeingCVI
The CVI Den is a wonderful tool to use with students who are visually functioning in Phase I and just beginning to use their vision. I have also used it with students who are just into Phase II and it really gets my kids moving and interacting. My good friend, Gloria Vaughn, coined the name…
Happy December friends! I bet everyone is on the go with holiday activities. I hope everyone has been buying up items for your CVI kits. I h...
Ellen Cadigan Mazel, M.Ed., CTVI, Deafblind Specialist
A moodboard by Magnus Rosleff on Behance
Here are terrific, teacher-created videos for students with CVI!
BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! This engaging resource is tailored specifically for students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI). Our high contrast "Roman Bubbling Color Words" product is a valuable addition to your toolkit for supporting literacy acquisition in students with visual difficulties. This resource empowers educators to foster reading and literacy skills in CVI learners in an accessible and visually stimulating way. The boom card deck contains colour words for primary and secondary colors (red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple.) There are 3 activities included: 1.Drag and drop the word to match it to the roman bubbling outline (6 cards) 2. Read the roman bubbling word and choose the correct colour picture that matched the word (30 cards) 3. Read the words and answer if they match by clicking ‘yes’ or ‘no’.
I have Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI). Some people think that means I am blind. That's not correct. "Cortical vision impairment is diagnosed by functional visual disabilities. Typically, these...
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Children with CVI often prefer clear, crisp images with little background clutter. They respond well to high contrast, bright colors (especially yellow or red), movement and LIGHTS!
This digital in-class and distance learning interactive activity is specifically designed for students with CVI, low vision, early intervention, multiple disabled including AAC/switch users. It has high contrast and uncluttered background perfect for CVI students. The student will identify 20 dif...
various sized and colored circles slowly moving around the screen - great for pointing out size, color, position, and directionality
Screens feature three objects of each color, allowing children to identify the common color and the name of the object. Simple animations and transitions on...
The ABCs adapted for children with CVI
Here is a wonderful article by Rachel Bennett as part of the CVI Overview class at UMASS Boston. The assignment was: Create an Active Learning space or material for a child in Phase II of CVI. Post a picture and explain what you created and why it will be appropriate for this child in Phase…
Are you struggling to adapt literacy activities for your students with cortical visual impairment? Click to learn 3 CVI literacy adaptations...
9 posts published by mazels2014 during April 2014
Insights and results of the CVI MasterClass Wiesbaden 2019, Germany and the CVI Bern, Switzerland after an intense vaulting weekend.
Browse over 130 educational resources created by The Accommodation Station in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
The first time I caught a glimpse of my daughter’s visual world was while reading Dr. Christine Roman-Lantzy’s book, Cortical Visual Impairment: An Approach to Assessment and Intervention. She describes what a person with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) sees as a kaleidoscope of meaningless color […]
