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Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals
(ACVREP)
certification requirements and best practice/ethics
ACVREP Code of Ethics
the specialist will have a commintment to the student, community, profession, colleagues,
and employment practices
ACVREP Enforcement policy
the enforcement of the code includes removal of license and censure
Association of Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired (AER)
trending topics of blindness and professional opportunities
American Foundation for the Blind (AFB)
professional library, web based information, advocacy
Avon Program
social adjustment of the war blinded veterans prior to discharge, facial vision
Boston College
first graduate program
Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
information regarding a wide range of disabilities, strategies for teaching
, COMSTAC Report
studied the methods, scope and structure necessary to carry of an accreditation program
Department of Education
standardized assessment information, accomadations, certification
Development of O&M Certification program
established accountability and standardization of profession
Dorothy Eustis
mother of the dog guide movement (Seeing Eye), promoted thought of independence for the
blind
Father Carroll
set against pity for the blind, chapalin at Avon
Francis Campbell
directed teaching mobility as a blind person, founder of Royal Normal College and Academy
of Music for the Blind
Gloucester Conference
helped establish O&M as a profession, minimum prep as 1 year graduate study and sighted
Hines Hospital
combined social and travel training aspects of the profession's programs, including
blindfolding instructor canidates
History and Development of the Code of Ethics for COMS
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Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals
(ACVREP)
certification requirements and best practice/ethics
ACVREP Code of Ethics
the specialist will have a commintment to the student, community, profession, colleagues,
and employment practices
ACVREP Enforcement policy
the enforcement of the code includes removal of license and censure
Association of Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired (AER)
trending topics of blindness and professional opportunities
American Foundation for the Blind (AFB)
professional library, web based information, advocacy
Avon Program
social adjustment of the war blinded veterans prior to discharge, facial vision
Boston College
first graduate program
Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
information regarding a wide range of disabilities, strategies for teaching
, COMSTAC Report
studied the methods, scope and structure necessary to carry of an accreditation program
Department of Education
standardized assessment information, accomadations, certification
Development of O&M Certification program
established accountability and standardization of profession
Dorothy Eustis
mother of the dog guide movement (Seeing Eye), promoted thought of independence for the
blind
Father Carroll
set against pity for the blind, chapalin at Avon
Francis Campbell
directed teaching mobility as a blind person, founder of Royal Normal College and Academy
of Music for the Blind
Gloucester Conference
helped establish O&M as a profession, minimum prep as 1 year graduate study and sighted
Hines Hospital
combined social and travel training aspects of the profession's programs, including
blindfolding instructor canidates
History and Development of the Code of Ethics for COMS
