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PaTTAN CVI Course, Topic 1 - Identifying and Working with Children with CVI: What I Need to Know
Identification, Assessment And Intervention For Children With CVI Including Those With Deaf-Blindness
This programme of webinars progresses from foundational information about children who have CVI, through assessment methods and interventions.
The series is split into four topics, each with two one hour long webinars:
- Topic 1: Identifying and Working with Children with CVI: What I Need to Know (this page)
- Topic 2: Multiple Methods of Assessment
- Topic 3: Interventions for School-Age Students
- Topic 4: Approaches from the CVI Companion Guide: Early Intervention and Preschool
Topic 1: Identifying and Working with Children with CVI: What I Need to Know
The two webinars below provide foundational information about children who have CVI, including those with deaf-blindness, looking at its causes, manifestations, and the issues that affect identification of children who have this condition.
Webinar: Who are the Children with CVI?
CVI affects children in different ways depending on the age of onset of the condition, the parts of the brain compromised, and the extent of the damage. In this webinar the unique ways that CVI manifests in children will be examined and clarified. We'll discuss what is CVI; who are the children who have CVI; how are these children identified in the schools; and reasons underlying misidentification.
Webinar: Students with CVI: The CVI Profile
This webinar will look at the varied manifestations of CVI for children of all ages including those with additional disabilities with a coordinated approach that leads to individualized CVI Profiles.
Click here to view all the webinars on PaTTAN's YouTube channel.
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