Opening up the world: early childhood orientation and mobility intervention as perceived by young children who are blind, their parents, and specialist teachers
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Summary
The findings indicate that early O&M intervention can facilitate current Australian early childhood education learning outcomes, and is an essential domain within the early childhood ECC.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2015-03-16
- Cited by
- 6
- References
- 380
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Keywords
Intervention (counseling), Psychology, Developmental psychology, Orientation (vector space), Orientation and Mobility
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- IMPEDIMENTS TOORIENTATION AND MOBILITY TRAINING PROGRAMMES IN GHANAIAN BASIC SCHOOLS: A CASE OF WA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND
- A Proposal of a Motion Measurement System to Support Visually Impaired People in Rehabilitation Using Low-Cost Inertial Sensors
- Opportunities for Supporting Self-efficacy Through Orientation & Mobility Training Technologies for Blind and Partially Sighted People
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