Time/Temporal Concept: Today
Learn how to teach the concept of today to blind and visually impaired students through concept development, executive functioning, accessible schedules, and meaningful daily routines.
Also found as: Today
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Time/Temporal Concept: Tomorrow
Learn how to teach the concept of tomorrow to blind and visually impaired students through planning, executive functioning, accessible schedules, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Tomorrow
Time/Temporal Concept: Yesterday
Learn how to teach the concept of yesterday to blind and visually impaired students through memory, sequencing, accessible calendars, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Yesterday
Trusting Others and Being Trustworthy
Learn how to teach students to recognize trustworthy people and become trustworthy themselves through explicit instruction, relationship-building, and everyday life experiences.
Also found as: Trustworthiness
Turn Taking
Learn how to teach turn-taking to blind and visually impaired students through explicit instruction, hands-on activities, and everyday social learning opportunities.
Also found as: taking turns, alternating participation, my turn your turn
Visual World Concept: Confident
Learn how to teach the concept of confidence to blind and visually impaired students through self-awareness, concept development, self-advocacy, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Confident
Visual World Concept: Dangerous
Learn how to teach the concept of dangerous to blind and visually impaired students through environmental awareness, safety instruction, concept development, and meaningful real-world experiences.
Also found as: Dangerous
Visual World Concept: Embarrassed
Learn how to teach the concept of embarrassed to blind and visually impaired students through emotional awareness, empathy, self-understanding, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Embarrassed
Visual World Concept: Happy
Learn how to teach the concept of happy to blind and visually impaired students through emotional awareness, concept development, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Happy
Visual World Concept: Messy
Learn how to teach the concept of messy to blind and visually impaired students through organization, tactile exploration, executive functioning, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Messy
Visual World Concept: Nervous
Learn how to teach the concept of nervous to blind and visually impaired students through emotional awareness, body awareness, concept development, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Nervous
Visual World Concept: Old
Learn how to teach the concept of old to blind and visually impaired students through concept development, real-life experiences, respectful discussions, and explicit instruction about how people understand aging.
Also found as: Old
Visual World Concept: Organized
Learn how to teach the concept of organized to blind and visually impaired students through tactile organization systems, executive functioning, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Organized
Visual World Concept: Sick
Learn how to teach the concept of sick to blind and visually impaired students through body awareness, health education, concept development, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Sick
Visual World Concept: Tired
Learn how to teach the concept of tired to blind and visually impaired students through body awareness, concept development, self-regulation, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Tired
Visual World Concept: Young
Learn how to teach the concept of young to blind and visually impaired students through concept development, life stages, real-life experiences, and explicit instruction about growth and development.
Also found as: Young
Waiting
Learn how to teach the concept of waiting to blind and visually impaired students using explicit instruction, predictable routines, and meaningful everyday experiences.
Also found as: Not Yet
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