Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
We honor the brilliant Robbie Blaha M.Ed for her dedication and service to the DeafBlind community.
Her work has been featured by Harvard University. Check out
"What Harvard's Research Means for Children who are DeafBlind"
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#WomensHistoryMonth
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
“When teacher has to shut down the activity because it’s approaching end of time, it’s the intervener’s job to give closure to the child.” Mary Gyori, Chair Development Committee and board member @Nfadb on closure. #txdbsympo2021 #deafblind #education @TSBVI_Outreach @TXDBProject
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
The Symposium on Deafblind Education will feature Maurice Belote, Project Coordinator of California Deaf-Blind Services, San Francisco. He will present a session on, The Impact of Cognitive Closure on Students who are Deafblind.
3-4PM, Monday, March 22.
#TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Carolyn Monaco: “It’s hard to argue with services that are helping students’ progress.” #DeafBlind #TXDBSympo2021 Well said. Living, moving evidence-making in progress for others to observe and understand.
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Happening now!
On Monday #TXDBSympo2021 will feature two outstanding presentations: Transitioning from Early Childhood Intervention to Early Childhood Special Education with a Student who is Deafblind & Education of Students who are Deafblind in the Western Hemisphere.
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
"We came together and collaborated for our student." #collaboration as an educational team cannot be underestimated as a strategy for teaching children who are #deafblind Great job Katy ISD team! #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
“I love the concept of FINDING, NURTURING, and DEVELOPING beginning with the BELIEF that our students do and can communicate. Our role as the TDB is to meet them at their level with the language of touch”. Jennifer Magee
#txdbsympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
"We have a curriculum too... we just call it 'the child.'" Boom! There it is.
#TXDBSympo2021
#Education
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
We must see the child in front of us as an excellent communication partner. Start with the belief that it is so, says Dr. Paul Hart. #TXDBSympo2021 #deafblind
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
In a little over an hour we get to hear from one of my favorite people, Paul Hart from @SenseScotland! You won’t want to miss it! #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Day 4 of the #TXDBSympo2021 will feature Paul Hart, Head of Research and Practice, Sense Scotland. He will present - Communication Partnerships and Tactile Interaction 2:30-4PM, today!
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Great presentation from #DrJudeNicholas on Tactile Working Memory. His Tactile Cognitive Strategies for promoting cognitive strategies that support #TactileWorkingMemory are especially helpful! #TXDBSympo2021 #deafblind

ALT Powerpoint slide: Narrative memory strategy: supporting the person to formulate a personal memory of an event in a narrative format; Association strategy: supporting the person to sequentially touch and associate the new information with things she/he already knows; Chunking strategy: providing a sequential strategy in which the bodily-tactile information is arranged in step-by-step order; Tactile-spatial rehearsal strategy: guiding the person to repeat the "to-be-remembered" bodily-tactile information in a purposeful manner; Metacognitive conversation strategy: engaging the person to think consciously about his/her learning and thinking processes.
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Heartfelt story @kborg9 Thank you for sharing with us an intimate memory from your life. We share the gratitude in our heart. We are building this profound connection & #NFADB is thankful to everyone’s collective efforts to make this world #inclusive & #accessible #txdbsympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
The Symposium on Deafblind Education will feature Dr. Jude Nicholas, presenting a session on: Tactile Working Memory. 2:30-4PM today!
#TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Dr.Cameron, #NFADB strives to be the charging station for families with individuals who are Deaf-Blind by empowering them. We believe: individuals who are DB are valued members of their communities & should have the same opportunities and choices as others. #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
To paraphrase Dr. Judy Cameron, if adults can let go of control and trust that if you can make learning something the child wants to do, the child’s learning will “go gangbusters.”#followthechild #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Dr. Judy Cameron: "This community, these resources, the fact that there's a [#DeafBlind] symposium, and we're getting people from all over the world to participate. This is an ultimate charging station." I wholeheartedly agree with you! #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Helpful to hear from #DrJudyCameron that it's never too late to build new #NeuralPathways! We don't all need to have the exact same pathway. Other brain circuits can be used for those who are #deafblind #blind. Think creatively about what will work for this child. #TXDBSympo2021
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Wow! Judy Cameron spoke on the Impact of Stress on Brain Development. So much amazing information and great visuals! Wonderful info for our families!!! #txdbsympo2021 #deafblindness
Texas Deafblind Project retweeted
Such powerful stories from #LatinAmerica shared by @GloriaGlorg98 of @perkinsvision International about effects of Covid on the #deafblind population. Need to reflect reality of home & community in #IEP. ¡Bienvenidos a nuestros colegas y amigos de América Latina! #TXDBSympo2021

















