In life and in the lottery, you:
Author: Linda Moore
Sue’s New Page 4/9/2016
Wanna dance?
Sue’s New Page 4/8/2016
Does being judgmental solve problems?
Sue’s New Page 4/7/2016
See why Sue calls herself this:
Sue’s New Page 4/6/2016
Sue’s been busy again. She’s got quite a few good friends from her hometown & she thanks them. We also have started to give some ideas for dealing with personal care.
Sue’s New Page 4/5/2016
Sue’s got some more suggestions.
Sue’s New Page 4/4/2016
Sue has met a massage therapist who started to lose her vision when she was 6 months old. Find out why Sue says “this vision loss thing is a lonely business.”
Highlight: Where can I find online courses in the field of blindness & low vision?
There’s a great resource through the American Foundation for the Blind. It’s their eLearning Center for professionals in the field.
Some of the courses are free such as A Brief Overview of Unified English Braille, Age-Related Eye Conditions (AMD, cataracts, glaucoma), Job Seekers Toolkit and more. Click here for the list of free courses.
Also available are Continuing Education (CE) credits for professionals such as
- Educators
- Rehabilitation and occupational therapists
- Orientation anClick hered mobility specialists
- Rehabilitation counselors
Click here to find out which professional organizations give CEs.
You can even get 1 CE for reading the Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness. Click here to find out more.
Sue’s New Page 4/3/2016
Sue does a great job of explaining the laws applying to her right to her testing materials in an alternative, accessible form.
Sue’s New Page 4/2/2016
You are probably too young to remember the TV show from the 1950s “The $64,000 Question” but I’ll bet you can figure out what the title means for Sue’s new page.
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