Dr. Roxana Elena Cziker has more than twenty-four years of experience in research, assessment, rehabilitation of functional vision, and building services for children and adults with visual disabilities, cerebral visual impairment, and additional disabilities in Reykjavík, Iceland. She writes: Working with children is one of the most valuable things.
Working with students in the southeast area of Iowa, I very much enjoy the creative challenge of providing useful, practical materials to teachers, parents and students.
Yvonne has been a Teacher of Children with Visual Impairments for the State of Connecticut (DORS/BESB) since 2008.
I have worked as a TVI/O&M for 17 years and 4 years as a program administrator for the BVI program with Columbia Regional Program in Portland, OR. Our program serves students with visual impairments in public schools in Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood and Wasco counties in NW Oregon.
I ran into a friend I had grown up with when I was looking at going back to school after having four children and a divorce.
I am a teacher for Students with Visual Impairments in North Carolina. I work with students grades preschool to twelve. Prior to working as a TVI, I was a pre-k literacy coach. I feel strongly about promoting literacy and enjoy creating fun and meaningful activities for my students.
Carmen is a teacher of students with visual impairments (TVI).
I am a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments in Central Texas. I recently completed a graduate certificate in teaching students who are DeafBlind. Prior to becoming a TVI, I taught Early Childhood Special Education and Foundational Learning classes.
I am a teacher of children with visually impairments (TVI) at Mitat Enc School for the Blind in Turkey. I invite you to visit my website: http://www.cokengelsiz.com/.
I have over 10 years experience working as a special education teacher in Washington state. I am also a parent advocate for a child with multiple disabilities, including Cortical Visual Impairment.