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Posted by: Hadley School for the Blind

Any uncertainties that a person feels in the wake of vision loss can be replaced with a growing sense of optimism as he or she learns different ways to accomplish things. This course suggests techniques and resources to complete the everyday tasks that you, a family member or your student once performed with vision or are learning to do with a visual impairment for the first time. Course E-IL-371. B, C or LP. 7 lessons. Course D-PF-101. P. 7 lessons.

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Location: Winnetka, IL

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Phone Number: 800-526-9909

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