Recently added articles from Re:view:
The editors talk ...(Editorial)
Jan 01, 2008; ... Our Last Leg We four individuals relinquish our posts as volunteer executive editors of RE:view with a sense of having been a leg of a lengthy relay race. This publication began in 1951 as the International Journal for the Education of the Blind, published by the American ...
Sir Francis Joseph Campbell and his family: the first family in professional services for people who are blind or visually impaired.(Biography)
Jan 01, 2008; ... ABSTRACT: The author discusses the pivotal roles of Sir Francis Campbell (1832-1914) and members of his family, especially his son Charles Campbell, in the evolution of the blindness field to a professional and reason-based service. KEYWORDS: Sir Francis Joseph Campbell, Royal ...
The impact of assistive technology on curriculum accommodation for a Braille-reading student.(Report)
Jan 01, 2008; ... ABSTRACT: Over 5 months, the authors evaluated the efficacy of electronic assistive technology (the BrailleNote mPower BT-32 notetaker and Tiger Cub Jr. embosser) and associated software components in creating curriculum materials for a middle school Braille-reading student. The authors ...
Springboard.(Column)
Jan 01, 2008; ... A crumpled note scrawled on a scrap of bold-line paper sits untidily in my desk's pencil drawer, but it still does its job. Wesley, the note's author, was a scamp of a student who slipped this handwritten message into my hand one afternoon as he and my other fourth-grade students were ...
A tip worth its salt.(use of salt to keep napkin from sticking to a damp glass )(Brief article)
Jan 01, 2008 ... Before I move on to this issue's submissions from our colleagues, I want to share a tip that I learned when I had dinner recently with Judy Dawson, one of my former TSB students who happened to be visiting Pittsburgh on business. When the waiter brought our drinks, he set them on small ...