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DIY Display Wedge

January 10, 2017 by Andrei 1 Comment

Little Bear’s speech therapist recently made a display wedge that they use when they work on activities together. He can also use it to as an easel for coloring or working on art projects. It’s a great way to put a black background behind objects to make them easier to see. It’s very versatile and easy enough […]

Filed Under: CVI BLOG Tagged With: activity board, art, Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, display wedge, DIY, invisiboard

Utilizing Salient Features

August 7, 2016 by Andrei Leave a Comment

Salient features are noticeable aspects that help the brain categorize incoming information. Think of an elephant. What consistently stands out across multiple images of an elephant so that we are able to recognize it? We usually think of an elephant as having gray skin, four thick legs, a long trunk, and big round ears. These are […]

Filed Under: CVI BLOG Tagged With: anchor, bottle, Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, red, salient features, tap-n-see zoo

Backyard Bubble Fun

July 11, 2016 by Andrei Leave a Comment

Every year, as the weather warms up, we start coming up with ways to make our backyard more accessible for Little Bear. We have discovered that he LOVES bubbles. Visually, bubbles can offer movement and shininess, both of which often appeal to kids with CVI. Certain brands of bubble solution also seem to increase the […]

Filed Under: CVI BLOG Tagged With: bubble machine, bubbles, Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, gifts, movement, summer, switch, switch-adapted toys, Vision

True or False: The Vision of a Child with CVI Changes Constantly

August 18, 2014 by aubri 1 Comment

There are many misconceptions surrounding cortical visual impairment (CVI). One of these is the idea that the vision of a child with CVI is constantly changing.

Filed Under: CVI BLOG Tagged With: Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, dr. roman, myth, Vision

Is Black and White Best for Kids with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)?

July 16, 2014 by aubri 2 Comments

In a recent contest we held on Facebook, we asked our fans to answer the following question: What do children with cortical visual impairment see best? Here are the results:   20% of our participants answered that black and white images are best. In fact, we very often come across the notion that using black and […]

Filed Under: CVI BLOG Tagged With: black and white, color, Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, misconceptions, red, Vision, yellow

Announcing our Third iPad Grant Recipient

June 27, 2014 by Andrei Leave a Comment

Our most recent iPad Grant for children with cortical visual impairment (CVI) took place in May of this year. We were thrilled to award the package to Allan and his family. Allan received: A 16GB iPad with Retina Display, a copy of our CVI-specific app: Tap-n-See Now, and a copy of our book about CVI: […]

Filed Under: CVI BLOG, News Tagged With: Cortical Visual Impairment, cvi, ipad

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