Blind Baby Safe Mobility Curriculum/Assessment and Evaluation of Children with a Visual Impairment

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Assessment and Evaluation of Children with a Visual Impairment

  • Course
  • 5 Lessons

The assessments assist in determining whether a child has a mobility visual impairment. It also assists in reporting the extent of the motor delay observed in the child due to the challenge of walking with an MVI/B.

Contents

Fitting the Pediatric Belt Cane: A Guide for Measuring Children with a Mobility Visual Impairment or Blindness for their Belt Cane
Preview

One-Year-Old Learners with No Motor Impairment (0-12 months)

This course includes lessons on how to assess mobility visual impairment in children 12 months and younger. Lessons provide expected developmental milestones first 12-months.

Clinical Visual Impairment Definitions Indicative of an MVI/B (Assistive Safety Devices Medically Necessary)
Sensorimotor Skills and Activities – Year One
Independent Walking Milestones—Expected Age and Observable Characteristics
Expected Physical Activity and Usage Guidelines for Children (0–4 Years)