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Fairchild, N. M.

Do I Really Need to Learn the Keyboard by Touch? An Examination of the Need for and Ways to Teach Keyboarding by Touch to Individuals with Vision Loss

Farrenkopf, C. E.

Publishing a Manuscript in the JVIB

Farrimond, D.

"Too Young for Glasses?"

Farrow, K. R.

Exploring the World of Digital Labels

Fazzi, D. L.

The Right Stuff at the Right Time: Applying Grade Level Content Standards to O&M

Feldman, P. M.

Parent Education: Reaching the Hard-to-Reach

Ferrell, K.

Accessible Science: How to Describe STEM Images, National Educational Outcomes of Students with Visual Impairments

Ferrell, K.

Promising Solutions for Access to Multimedia Instructional Materials in the Classroom

Fields, S.

O&M Patrol: Immersing Parents in Mobility Experiences

Finke, B. M.

Blogging by Ear

Finkel, S.

We Are A Family: A Workshop for Families with Infants and Toddlers

Fisher, S.

Teaching Braille to Adults Who Are Visually Impaired: Effective Strategies

Flax, M.

Low Vision Rehabilitation for Consumers with Dementia

Flener, D. B. S.

Promising Practices for Students with Visual Iimpairments and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Foster, K.

Sight Unseen - Art for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Fox, L. A.

Professional Consensus on Pre-Service O&M Training: What Errors Should Students Be Trained to Observe?

Francis, B.

Is A Dog Guide Right for Your Client?

Franck, L.

Street Crossings 2.0: Upgrade Your Street Crossing Strategies or How to Be Wise in the Brave New World

Frank, K.

Expanding Our Core

Freeland, A. L.

Accessible GPS: Reorientation and Target Location among Users with Visual Impairments

Froedge, S.

Promising Practices for Students with Visual Iimpairments and Autism Spectrum Disorder, Learning Strategies for Core Content

Fugate, G.

O&M and Private Practice

Furlong, J.

Travel Instruction for Students with Disabilities Other Than Blindness

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