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AER is pleased to offer the following handy publications and desk-reference resources, which have been written by experts in the field today.
Computerized Nemeth Code Tutor (Cat. No. A001)
By Mario Cortesi, Toni Heinze, Jim Henry, Gaylen Kapperman, and Jodi Sticken
A set of three disks and instruction booklet to provide an effective vehicle through which sighted persons who work with blind students can hone their skills in Nemeth Code. (Minimum requirement Microsoft Windows 95)
PRICE: $34.95 members; $69.95 non-members
Strategies for Developing Mathematics Skills in Students Who Use Braille (Cat. No. A002)
By Toni Heinze, Gaylen Kapperman, and Jodi Sticken
This book covers topics such as Basic Number Facts and Operations, Tactile Displays & Graphics, Teaching Math- ematical Concepts, Advanced Mathematics, Calculation Tools & Aids, Spoken Mathematics, and many others.
PRICE: $44.95 members; $79.95 non-members
Special Discount: The Nemeth Code Set (Cat. No. A003)
Purchase a copy of both the Computerized Nemeth Code Tutor and the Strategies book listed above and save!
PRICE: $69.95 members; $104.95 non-members
Orientation & Mobility: Techniques for Independence (Cat. No. A005)
By Steven LaGrow and Marvin Weessies
This work describes the techniques and instructional strategies used to enable an adventitiously blinded adult with no other disabilities to regain independence in travel in an urban environment. Chapter topics include: Instruction Strategies, Sighted Guides, Self Protective and Positional Techniques, Cane Techniques, Environmental Sequence and Selection, Special Travel Environments, and Use of Public Transportation.
PRICE: $44.95 members; $79.95 non-members
Low Vision Therapist Study Guide (Cat. No. A006)
Prepared by Marshall Flax, Orli Weisser-Pike, Margaret Tomasik, Judy van Naerssen, and Stephen Whittaker with the assistance of Diane Fazzi
This guide was developed to assist rehabilitation and education professionals in preparation for the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals (ACVREP) Low Vision Therapy Certification Exam. It is intended to direct the user to resources related to subject content.
PRICE: $49.95 members; $84.95 non-members
The Family of Owen M. (Cat. No. A007)
By Erin Flaherty, Allison Hawkins, and Stephanie Heaton
"Learn everyday things about orientation and mobility" in this lighthearted, illustrated book about a blind boy named Owen M. and his family. A perfect tool to teach classmates, parents, and friends of blind children how O&M helps Owen travel around his house, in stores, and outside.
PRICE: $34.95 members; $69.95 non-members
Preschool Orientation and Mobility Screening (Cat. No. A008)By Bonnie Dodson-Burk and Everett W. Hill
This resource is designed to identify areas in need of further assessment, catalog a child's current level of function in a basic O&M task, recognize basic programming needs, and serve as a source in providing information to identify the need for services.
PRICE: $39.95 members; $74.95 non-members
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Rehabilitation Teaching Braille Textbook Review (Cat. No. A009)By Cheryl Richesin
Developed as a resource manual for rehabilitation teachers who are instructing the Braille code to adults, this manual provides a review of and information concerning some of the major Braille code textbooks that exist for the visually impaired adult student.
PRICE: $34.95 members; $69.95 non-members
Parent Perspective on Schools for Students who are Blind and Visually Impaired (Cat. No. A010)
By Anne L. Corn, Michael J. Bina and Linda B. DePriest
A 62-page national study, which reports responses from nearly 1,000 families throughout the United States, provides data valuable to policy makers and administrators as they consider educational reform to improve services to students with disabilities.
PRICE: $34.95 members; $69.95 non-members
Orientation and Mobility Examination Study Guide (Cat. No. A011)
Prepared by Diane Fazzi
This guide helps prospective test takers prepare for the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals (ACVREP) Orientation and Mobility Certification Exam.
PRICE: $49.95 members; $84.95 non-members
My Maggie (Cat. No. A012)
By Rich King
My Maggie details the life of Maggie King, who dealt with hearing and vision loss, fought three different cancers, changed careers mid-life, and understood how to lead a happy life in spite of the challenges she faced. A love story about two people who never gave up on each other, the book was written by her husband, Chicago sportscaster Rich King.
PRICE: $23.95 members; $28.95 non-members
Illustrated Guide to Cane Repair and More (Cat. No. A013)
By LJ Gautreaux
A terrific resource showing simple steps for repairing and modifying canes and AMDs, requiring minimal tools and supplies. Includes photos and step-by-step instructions.
PRICE: $34.95 members; $69.95 non-members
Art & Science of Teaching Orientation and Mobility to Persons with Visual Impairments (Cat. No. AFB001)
By William H. Jacobson
An updated and comprehensive description of the techniques of teaching O&M, presented along with strategies for sensitive and effective teaching. Such factors as individual needs, environmental features, and ethical issues are also discussed.
PRICE: $45.95 members; $80.95 non-members
Beginning with Braille: A Balanced Approach to Literacy (Cat. No. AFB002)
By Anna M. Swenson
This book provides a wealth of effective activities for promoting literacy at the early stages of Braille instruction, including creative and practical strategies for designing and delivery quality Braille instruction, with many teacher-friendly suggestions.
PRICE: $45.95 members; $80.95 non-members
Foundations of Orientation and Mobility, Second Edition (Cat. No. AFB008)
Edited by Bruce B. Blasch, Richard L. Welsh, and William R. Wiener
Updated and revised, this new edition of one of the field’s founding classics includes current research from a variety of disciplines, an international perspective, and expanded contents on low vision, aging, multiple disabilities, accessibility, program design and adaptive technology from ore than 30 eminent subject experts.
PRICE: $66.95 members; $101.95 non-members
Foundations of Orientation and Mobility, Third Edition Set Volumes I & II (Cat. No. AFB021)
PRICE: $127.95 members; $162.95 non-members
Foundations of Orientation and Mobility, Third Edition Volume I History and Theory (Cat. No. AFB019)
Edited by Bruce B. Blasch, Richard L. Welsh, and William R. Wiener
Volume 1, History and Theory, is divided into three parts: Human Systems, Mobility Systems and Adaptations, and The Profession of Orientation and Mobility and Its Development. The content in Volume 1 addresses the theoretical foundations of the discipline and its history and development.
PRICE: $64.95 members; $99.95 non-members
Foundations of Orientation and Mobility, Third Edition Volume II Instructional Strategies and Practical Applications (Cat. No. AFB020)
Edited by Bruce B. Blasch, Richard L. Welsh, and William R. Wiener
Volume 2, Instructional Strategies and Practical Applications, is divided into the following four parts: Sensory Use and Psychosocial Function, Age-Related Instruction, Adapted Tools and Complex Environments, and Orientation and Mobility and Different Disabilities. Volume 2 complements the first volume, History and Theory, by providing more focus on the application of many of the principles identified in Volume I.
PRICE: $64.95 members; $99.95 non-members
Imagining the Possibilities: Creative Approaches to Orientation and Mobility Instruction for Persons Who are Visually Impaired (Cat. No. AFB015)
By Diane L. Fazzi, and Barbara A. Petersmeyer
This book explores creative methods of teaching various O&M techniques to persons who are blind or visually impaired including those with multiple disabilities. A hands-on teaching resource for pre-service and practicing O&M specialists, this book offers materials, samples, and creative teaching strategies for working effectively with students.
PRICE: $45.95 members; $80.95 non-members
Orientation and Mobility Techniques (Cat. No. AFB017)
By Everett W. Hill and Purvis Ponder
A large-format manual covering definitions, techniques, and devices, designed for administrators, educators, rehabilitation counselors, and other professionals concerned with the mobility training process. A classic compilation of information on an essential subject.
PRICE: $22.95 members; $57.95 non-members
Understanding Low Vision (Cat. No. AFB018)
Edited by Randall T. Jose
A thorough review that covers fundamentals, assessment, clinical services, training and instructional services, and future directions. The author establishes a framework for understanding the impact of low vision on functioning, learning, and psychosocial status.
PRICE: $51.95 members; $86.95 non-members
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