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Recursos para Familias
Educational Program Planning and IEP Development
Meet Soliz and Camila Magdelano
NCDB Professional Development Webinar Series: Research in Deaf-Blindness
Increasing Recognition and Use of Interveners: Wisconsin
Increasing Recognition and Use of Interveners: Virginia
Products
Increasing Recognition and Use of Interveners: West Virginia
Cultural Competence Resources
Info Topics
Extensive resources about assessment, educational services, communication, promoting learning, transition to adulthood, and more.
Factsheet
The Path to Symbolism
Article
Transition and Adult Life Success Stories
Impact of Deafblindness on Learning
Increasing Cultural Competency
Covid-19 and Digital Equity for Deaf-Blind Learners: My Experience and the Importance of Self-Advocacy
NCDB 2022 Impact Report
NEWS
December 14, 2016
| Archived Webinar
2016 Webinar: Assessment and Instruction of Students Who Are Deafblind: What is the State of our Evidence?
Family Engagement
Families require knowledge, skills, and support to help them interact with, educate, and advocate for their children.
Importance of the Hands and Touch
Providing Access through Sign Language & Text for Low Vision & Tactile Communicators During the Coronavirus Pandemic
A tipsheet from the New York DeafBlind Collaborative that includes suggestions for both online and face-to-face communication.
2019 Midwest Transition Institute
#DBFamilyFunFacts
Deaf-Blind Perspectives
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