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Have you heard about these upcoming virtual O&M opportunities for O&M students and/or instructors? Do you know of more opportunities that can be added to this list? See the Paths to Technology

Could not agree more, Mr. Ford.

I was having trouble getting started with the ObjectiveEd games, but then did the training for O&M and found it extremely helpful. I can now set student goals and select target skills quickly. If you

When I'm within earshot of a dog training center, with related specialists, it is required of me to use the words: *Guide Dogs*, but when I'm beyond those circumstances the words: *Dog Guides* are

I need to chime in that guide dog is the most generic and most often used terminology for these service animals, along with being the term most often used in legislation. Seeing Eye staff go out of

Hi Craig: I think we need to be open to new terminology, increasing the sophistication of professional terminology and also seeking to communicate. I don't think a professional should use the term

Ponderings during virus seclusion... One of the benchmarks of any profession is to use correct terminology so that colleagues, clients, the public, and medical entities can easily understand and

Thumbs up! Sheila with Paxton

Right now nothing can match the protection that a guide dog can provide: a straight line of travel (which is especially useful when crossing intersections that are five or six lanes wide), Intelligent

Thank you!

Head owner here… Jen: Here’s the information of two ways to sign on; however, if they aren’t able to get on this way, I can send an invite on the back-end to see if that works as well…. I know

Hello! Myself and my colleague want to share this group with other O&M professionals. Could you please send the link to join and any pertinent information about the group so we can share, share,

Hi All I'm looking for any O&Mers in the Elon University area that can contact me off the listserv regarding public transportation. I have a student attending Elon next fall and we are trying to work

We are now offering two live webinars every day - one focused on Orientation & Mobility skills and Assistive Technology skills, and another focused on Braille Literacy skills. To see the schedule and

Dona, you ROCK!!!!! Thank you! wrote:

Dona, you are such a GEM to our profession...always thinking, learning and FREELY sharing! Thank you!!! Kathy, Maine Kathy, life has just got to be lived!

Hi everyone! Those of you who attended last week’s webinar “Teaching Students to Deal with Uncontrolled Crossings, Including Use of Simulation and Remote Instruction” will be pleased to know

Thank you Mary! Your note means everything. I truly appreciate you and all you do Grace Dr. Grace Ambrose-Zaken, COMS Combined Master’s Degrees in RT/O&M and TVI/O&M 212-772-4741

Grace, this is an excellent message. I think it is a fabulous idea for you to use a mask while working with your students. It is important for you too protect yourself as well as your students.

Hello Grace, You and I worked together about 2 years ago on behalf of a young totally blind child who refused to travel/move go much of anywhere. She would tantrum uncontrollable unless she was in her