Many people dream of seeing the world. Ask vision-challenged globetrotter Amy Bovaird, and she will settle for seeing it in a little sharper focus. Follow Amy- but not too closely- on adventures foreign and domestic as she recounts tales of trips and travel. Come see Amy at these upcoming book signing events! Learn About Amy Speaking Topics. Watch the Mobility Matters Book Trailer. Amy Bovaird is a dynamic speaker that will engage your audience of .

Monday, April 2, 2012. Sunday, October 16, 2011. And all I do all day every day, between work and school is dream, breath, and eat special education. One thing becomes clear enough. Teaching as the direct delivery of some preplanned curriculum, teaching as the orderl.

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About Beth, Mike and this blog. Contact Beth Finke to book an appearance. The first Chicago high school built to serve an exclusively African-American student population opened its doors in 1935, and Wanda Bridgeforth, a 93-year-old writer in my Wednesday memoir-writing class, was a freshman there that year. Wanda at her 90th birthday party with the writers.

A little bit of everything Braille. How DO We See? June 4, 2015. We had a lot of fun putting it together.

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Losing My Vision, Not My Sense of Humor or My Neuroses. Smelling my way through the store. Posted by Gerald in Blind Learning. There is a myth that when you lose your vision, your other senses get heightened. But it works in little ways, too. I wandered inside and my pupils slammed shut. The circle I view the world through shrank and got blurry. I needed deodorant, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and a change of clothes.

In the Center of the Roof. One day, some headline caught my attention on Twitter, leading me to JerryJenkins.