Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness 1998: Vol 92 Index

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Journal Visual
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Volume 92, 1998
American Foundation for the Blind
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Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
VOLUME 92, 1998
SUBJECTS and NAMES
(NOTE: (NS) indicates the /VIB news service.)
A The Effectiveness of Perceptual Training
and Psychosocial Counseling in
ACCESSIBILITY Adjustment to the Loss of Vision—July
Accessible Copier System—June 398 (NS). 464-482.
Accessible Gardening—August 574-575 Self-reports of Psychological Distress in
(NS). Connection with Various Degrees of
Access Services—August—553-554 (NS). Visual Impairment—July 483-490.
Internet Access—June 398 (NS). Stress, Coping, and Adjustment of
The MARCO Model: Making Substance Adventitiously Blind Male Veterans with
Abuse Services Accessible to People and without Diabetes Mellitus—
Who Are Visually Impaired—August September 656-665.
567-569. ADOLESCENCE
Photopolymers, Computer-Aided Design, Best Friendships of Adolescents with
and Tactile Signs—November 823-826.
Visual Impairments: A Descriptive
Sensory Access Foundation—August 554 Study—September 593-608.
(NS).
Lifestyles of Adolescents with Visual
Situational Assessment of the Impairments: An Ethnographic
Accommodation Needs of Employees Analysis—January 7-17.
Who Are Visually Impaired—January The Missing Link: Real Work Experiences
42-54. for People Who Are Visually Impaired—
Task Force on Information Access—August December 844-847 (NS).
558 (NS). Personal-Space Preference Among Male
Telecommunications Accessibility—August Elementary and High School Students
558 (NS). with and without Visual Impairments—
The Use of Technology in Programs for November 769-782.
Students with Visual Impairments in A Portable Control Device for Promoting
Florida—-May 302-312. Independent Indoor Travel by Persons
VISIONS—August 554 (NS). with Severe Multiple Disabilities—
Washington Talking Book and Braille January 63-70.
Library—August 554 (NS). Vision of Nursing Home Residents:
Expected Years of Healthy Life; and Risk
ADAPTIVE DEVICES
Factors for Adolescents—March
Guidelines for Assessing the Need for 221-224.
Adaptive Devices for Visually Impaired
ADVOCACY
Pedestrians at Signalized Intersections—
Advocacy Book on Employment—October
September 633-646.
732 (NS).
ADJUSTMENT Developing an Advocacy Campaign to
Development of the Adaptation to Age- Preserve Specialized Services for Older
related Vision Loss Scale—January Peopie Who Are Visually Impaired—
30-41. October 716-720 (NS).
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San Francisco State University—April 235 Distribution of People with Visual
(NS). Impairment by Community Type,
Task Force and Advocacy Tool—February Prevalence of Disability, and Growth of
99-100 (NS). the Older Population—May 380-382.
The Effectiveness of Perceptual Training
AGENCY NEWS
and Psychosocial Counseling in
Canadian Foundation for Aniridia
Adjustment to the Loss of Vision—July
Research—December 848 (NS). 464-482.
Career Workshops—April 232 (NS).
The First International Meeting on Aging
A Comparison Of Counselor- and
and Deaf-Blindness—August 559-560
Instructor-managed Cases at a State (NS).
Blindness Agency—May 372-376. Geriatric Low Vision Referrals by
Latin American Parents’ Organization— Ophthalmologists in a Senior Health
April 232-233 (NS). Center—November 748-753.
Meeting Of International Blindness National Agenda on Vision and Aging—
Organizations—April 233 (NS). December 850-851 (NS).
Mexican Blindness Organization—April Practical Information for Older People—
233 (NS). December 861 (NS).
National Industries for the BLIND (NIB)— Race and Ethnicity of Persons with Visual
October 720 (NS). Impairments; Education of Children with
National Rehabilitation Day—December Disabilities; and Living Arrangements of
847-848 (NS). Older Americans—July 539-542.
New Disability Organization—December Vision of Nursing Home Residents:
848-849 (NS). Expected Years of Healthy Life; and Risk
New Structure for AER—April 232 (NS). Factors for Adolescents—March
Proceedings On the Web—April 232 (NS). 221-224.
Resource Center in Cambodia—April 232
AIDS
(NS).
Government Employment of Visually
Resource Center Meeting—233 (NS).
Impaired People; HIV Cases; and
San Francisco State University—December
Children’s Well Being—November
847 (NS).
828-831.
Servicio di Consulenza Pedagogica—
December 848 (NS). ALLMAN, CAROL B.
Space Camp—August 557-558 (NS). Braille Communication Skills: What
Summer College Prep Program—April 232 Teachers Teach and Visually Impaired
(NS). Adults Use—May 331-337.
VA Hospital, Hines, [L—October 720 (NS). AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR THE
Virginia Sowell Center—December 847 BLIND (AFB)
(NS). Career Workshops—April 232 (NS).
Vision Conference in British Columbia— Grant for Braille Mentor Program—April
April 233 (NS). 234 (NS).
1998 Josephine L. Taylor Leadership
AGING
Institute—February 97-99 (NS).
Developing an Advocacy Campaign to
Preserve Specialized Services for Older AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
People Who Are Visually Impaired— (ADA)
October 716-720 (NS). Project on Transit Stop Announcements—
Development of the Adaptation to Age- April 230 (NS).
related Vision Loss Scale—January Situational Assessment of the
30-41. Accommodation Needs of Employees
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Who Are Visually Impaired—January August 562-563 (NS), October 722—725
42-54. (NS), December 854 (NS).
Award Promoting Technology—February
ARDITI, ARIES
125 (NS).
Wall Versus Path Tactile Maps for Route
Employee Award Program—June 396—397
planning in Buildings—July 531-534.
(NS).
ARTS ICEVI Conference—February 105 (NS).
Art Education Book—April 255 (NS).
Summer Music Institute—June 399 (NS).
ASHMEAD, DANIEL H.
Echolocation. Reconsidered: Using Spatial
BAGLEY, MARTHA
Variations in the Ambient Sound Field to
The First international Meeting on Aging
Guide Locomotion—September
and Deaf-Blindness—August 559-560
615-632.
ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATION AND (NS).
REHABILITATION OF THE BLIND
BATTERSBY-LONGDEN, JILL C.
AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED (AER)
Situational Assessment of the
Call for Nominations—February 108 (NS).
Accommodation Needs of Employees
Low Vision Certification Exams—February
Who Are Visually Impaired—January
107-108 (NS).
42-54.
New Program to Share Expertise—
February 108 (NS). BECKER, HOWARD
Newsletter on Employment—February 107 An Objective Measurement System to
(NS) Assess Employment Outcomes for
New Structure for AER—April 232 (NS).
People Who Are Blind or Visually
O&M Listserve—February 108 (NS).
Impaired—January 80-84.
AUDIO FORMATS
BEDNARSKI, MARYELLEN
Access Services—August 553-554 (NS).
Results of a Survey on Coping With
Audiodescription at Movie Theaters—April
230 (NS). Retinitis Pigmentosa—May 357-362.
Audio Pedestrian Signals—February 107 BEHAVIOR
(NS).
Proactive Strategies for Managing the
Digitized Talking Books—December Behavior of Children with
862-863 (NS).
Neurodegenerative Diseases and Visual
E-mail Messages Through the Phone—
Impairment—January 55-62.
April 253 (NS).
Help for Funding College—October 734 BICKNESE-MILLER, JODY
(NS). A Comparison of Counselor- and
Report on Talking Books—December 861 Instructor-managed Cases at a State
(NS) Blindness Agency—May 372-376.
Washington Talking Book and Braille
BIOGRAPHIES/AUTOBIOGRRAPHIES
Library—August 554 (NS)
Analysis of Disability Autobiographies—
AUSTRALIA
December 860-861 (NS).
Australian Space Camp—December A Teacher’s Story—862 (NS).
852-853 (NS).
Just People, Reviewed by Deborah Kent—
AWARDS August 565-567.
Awards—February 109-110 (NS), April Planet of the Blind, Reviewed by Deborah
238-239 (NS), June 401-403 (NS), Kent—June 385-388.
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BLACK, JOHN Reading by Touch, Reviewed by Morton A.
The Use of Escalators by Dog Guide Heller—March 215-218.
Owners—September 666-669. Safe Without Sight: Crime Prevention and
Self-Defense Strategies for People Who
BLADES, MARK
Are Blind, Reviewed by Deborah Kent—
Effects Of Orientation On Braille Reading
December 833-836 (NS).
by People Who Are Visually Impaired
The Role of Context—July 454-463. BOOKS AND READING
Route Descriptions by Visually Impaired Accessible Gardening—August 574-575
and Sighted Children from Memory and (NS).
from Maps—July 512-521. Access Services—August 553-554 (NS).
Adaptive Cookbook—February 124 (NS).
BLOOD, MARY L
Advocacy Book on Employment—October
Circadian-Rhythm. Sleep Disorders in
732 (NS).
Persons Who Are Totally Blind—March
Analysis of Disability Autobiographies—
145-161.
December 860-861 (NS).
BOOK REVIEWS Art Education Book—April 255 (NS).
The CCTV Book, Reviewed by Mark M. Assistive Technology Book—August 575
Uslan—September 693-695. (NS).
Claiming Disability, Knowledge, and Blind Musicians in the Ukraine—October
Identity, Reviewed by Paul E. 731 (NS).
Ponchillia—November 826-828. Book Celebrating New Resource Center—
Classroom Collaboration, Reviewed by August 575 (NS).
Carolynn J. Longuil—March 220-221. Book on Dog Guides—February 124 (NS).
Communication Skills for Visually Impaired Book on Educating the Public—February
Learners: Braille, Print, and Listening 126 (NS).
Skills for Students Who Are Visually Book on Education of Visually Impaired
Impaired, Reviewed by Ellen Trief— Students—December 860 (NS).
March 218-219. Book for Parents—October 732 (NS).
Coping with Glaucoma, A Guide to Living Book of Quotations—June 411 (NS).
with Glaucoma for You and Your Family, Book on Success—February 124 (NS).
Reviewed by Nancy D. Miller— Braille Books on the Internet—June 396
September 692-693. (NS).
Cooking with Feeling: Techniques and Braille Monitor Available—February 124
Recipes, Reviewed by Deborah Kent— (NS).
October 714-716 (NS). Braille Tutorial for Adults—August 574
Just People, Reviewed by Deborah Kent— (NS).
August 565-567. Canadian Braille Authority Publications-
Language, Literacy and Children with June 413 (NS).
Special Needs, Reviewed by Mary Beth Catalog—December 861 (NS).
Caruso—September 695-698. Children’s Book about Blind Boy—
Let’s Learn Shapes with Shapely-CAL, December 860 (NS).
Reviewed by Deborah Kent—Appril Contributors Sought for Inspirational
245-246 (NS). Book—August 556 (NS).
Planet of the Blind, Reviewed by Deborah Cookbook in Large Print or Braille—
Kent—June 385-388 (NS). December 861 (NS).
Project VISION: Visually Impaired Students Curriculum for Diabetes Education—
and Internet Opportunities Now, October 731 (NS).
Reviewed by Karen Luxton Gourgey— Database of Books—June 414 (NS).
May 376-380. Diabetes Resource—February 126 (NS).
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Digitized Talking Books—December Special Education Cartoons—August 574
862-863 (NS). (NS).
Directory—October 731 (NS). Survey Reports from RNIB—October 731
Disability Lifestyle Magazine—February (NS).
124 (NS). A Teacher’s Story—862 (NS).
Disability Studies Book—June 412 (NS). Teaching Multiple Disabled Students—
Guide to Diabetes—June 412 (NS). August 574 (NS).
Guide to Diabetes Education—October 734
Technology Resource Guide—June 412
(NS). (NS).
Home-Buying Guide—October 731-732 Updated Directory—February 126 (NS).
(NS).
Magazine on Disk—December 862 (NS). BRACALENTE, SANDRO
Making Videos Accessible—June 412 Guiding a Person with Blindness and
(NS). Intellectual Disability in Indoor Travel
Manual on Windows for Visually Impaired with Fewer Auditory Cues—September
Users—December 861-862 (NS). 609-614.
Memoir on Blindness—February 124 (NS). A Portable Control Device for Promoting
Memoir on Rehabilitation—December 860 Independent Indoor Travel by Persons
(NS). with Severe Multiple Disabilities—
Mobility Guide for Children—February January 63-70.
123 (NS).
BRADLEY-JOHNSON, SHARON
Mobility Storybook—June 412-413 (NS).
Parents’ and Teachers’ Ratings of the Social
Music in Large Print—October 734 (NS).
National Braille Press Books for Skills of Elementary-Age Students Who
Children—October 732 (NS). Are Blind—July 503-511.
New Edition of General Interest BRAILLE
Magazine—October 734 (NS).
Accessible Subway Maps—June 393 (NS).
One Woman’s Life—February 126 (NS).
Beta Test of Math Filter—February 125
Parents’ Newsletter—December 861 (NS).
(NS).
Poems on Disability Topics—December
Braille Books on the Internet—June 396
860 (NS).
(NS).
Practical Information for Older People—
Braille Communication Skills: What
December 861 (NS).
Teachers Teach and Visually Impaired
Proceedings—February 125 (NS).
Adults Use—May 331-337.
Publications from AWARE—June 411-412
(NS). Braille Font—April 251 (NS).
Braille Jewelry—April 255 (NS).
Publications from Mississippi State
University—October 732 (NS). Braille Literacy Packet—February 125-126
Reflections on Disability—February (NS).
124-125 (NS). Braille Monitor Available—February 124
Report on Disability Survey—October 732 (NS).
(NS). Braille Music Technology—April 254
Report on Electronic Purses—December (NS).
862 (NS). Braille Research Project—June 395 (NS).
Report from Japan—October 734 (NS). Braille Teaching Grant—June 395 (NS).
Report on Talking Books—December 861 Braille Tutorial for Adults—August 574
(NS). (NS).
Report on Vision Research—December 861 Canadian Braille Authority Publications—
(NS). June 413 (NS).
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Determining Reading and Writing Media Cc
for Individuals with Visual and Physical
Impairments—March 162-175. CAMBODIA
Distance Education for Braille—February Resource Center in Cambodia—April 232
125 (NS). (NS).
Effects of Orientation on Braille Reading
CAMPS
by People Who Are Visually Impaired:
Australian Space Camp—December
The Role of Context—July 454-463.
852-853 (NS).
Grant for Braille Mentor Program—April
Space Camp—April 231 (NS), August
234 (NS).
557-558 (NS).
How Blind Readers Perceive and Gather
Summer Camp—October 721 (NS).
Information Written in Braille—May
322-330. CANADA
National Braille Press Books for Canadian Braille Authority Publications—
Children—October 732 (NS). June 413 (NS).
Nemeth Code Tutorial—April 254-255 Canadian Foundation for Aniridia
(NS). Research—December 848 (NS).
Proceedings—February 125 (NS). Congenital Rubella Study—December 850
Refreshable Braille Project—June 395 (NS).
(NS). Grant for Deaf-Blindness Registry—
Regional Braille Workshops—June December 849-850 (NS).
395-396 (NS). Orientation and Mobility Framework—
Talking Notetaker—December 863 (NS). December 853-854 (NS).
Teachers’ Self-assessed Competence and Rehabilitation Service Delivery Systems in
Attitudes toward Literary Braille and the Canada: Transition and Innovation—
Nemeth Code—May 354-357. February 113-116 (NS).
Washington Talking Book and Braille Resource Center Meeting—233 (NS).
Library—August 554 (NS). Vision Conference in British Columbia—
Windows 95 Guide—April 255 (NS). April 233 (NS).
Workshop in Music Braille—October 721
(NS). CAREER EDUCATION
Career Workshops—April 232 (NS).
BROCKBAN, MARGARET Job Placement Training Program for
Social Cognition in Children with Visual
Rehabilitation Counselors and Job
Impairments—November 754-768.
Placement Specialists—August 551-553
BROWN, STEPHANI C. (NS).
Interprofessional Perceptions of Orientation CATHERWOOD, DIANNE
and Mobility Specialists and Teachers of
Haptic Recognition in Two Infants with
Students with Visual Impairments—May
Low Vision Assessed by a
366-372.
Familiarization Procedure—March
BUHROW, MELISSA M. 212-215.
Parents’ and Teachers’ Ratings of the Social
CHILDREN
Skills of Elementary-Age Students Who
Activity Limitations, Behavior Problems,
Are Blind—July 503-511.
and Children’s Well-Being—September
BUSH, BEVERLY A. 698-702.
Stress, Coping, and Adjustment of Conference on Role Models—June 397
Adventitiously Blind Male Veterans with (NS).
and without Diabetes Mellitus— Congenital Rubella Study—December 850
September 656-665. (NS).
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Do Children with Visual Impairments Seventy Years of Educating Visually
Demonstrate Superior Short-term Impaired Children—April 231 (NS).
Memory, Memory Strategies, and Social Cognition in Children with Visual
Metamernory?—November 799-811. Impairments—November 754-768.
Doll with Dog Guide and Long Cane— Understanding and Preventing Learned
December 854 (NS). Helplessness in Children Who Are
Government Employment of Visually Congenitally Deaf-Blind—March
Impaired People; HIV Cases; and 200-211.
Children’s Well Being—November Using Self-Evaluation Procedures to
828-831. Maintain Social Skills in a Child Who is
Educational Opportunities for Children Blind—May 362-366.
with Visual Impairments in the
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan— CHINA
September 687-692. Training in China—February 105 (NS).
Educational Services for Visually Impaired CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION
Children in the Arab Countries—July
SYSTEMS (CCTVS)
535-538.
Portable Closed-circuit Television—
The Effect of the Home Environment on
December 863 (NS).
the Reading Achievement of Children
The CCTV Book, Reviewed by Mark Uslan
with Low Vision—May 293-301.
693-695.
The Effects on Visually Impaired Children
of Viewing Fluorescent Stimuli under COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Black-Light Conditions—May 313-321. Do Children with Visual Impairments
Fostering the Development of Number Demonstrate Superior Short-term
Sense in Young Children 346-349. Memory, Memory Strategies, and
Increasing Reading Fluency in Elementary Metamemory—November 799-811.
Students with Low Vision through Knowledge Of Concept Prototypes of
Repeated Readings—May 276-292. Students Who Are Blind or Have Low
Race and Ethnicity of Persons with Visual Vision—November 812-822.
Impairments; Education of Children with The Role of Vision in the Development of
Disabilities; and Living Arrangements of Abstraction Ability—March 189-199.
Oider Americans—July 539-542. Route Descriptions by Visually Impaired
Interprofessional Perceptions of Orientation and Sighted Children from Memory and
and Mobility Specialists and Teachers of from Maps—July 512-521.
Students with Visual Impairments—May
366-372. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
National Braille Press Books for California State University, Los Angeles—
Children—October 732 (NS). April 234 (NS).
Play, Social Interaction, and Motor Massey University—April 234-235 (NS).
Development: Practical Activities for Northern Illinois University—April 235
Preschoolers with Visual Impairments— (NS).
March 176-188. Pennsylvania College of Optometry—
Proactive Strategies for Managing the February 101-102 (NS), April 235 (NS),
Behavior of Children with June 394 (NS), August 554 (NS).
Neurodegenerative Diseases and Visual Responsibilities of Colleges and
Impairment—January 55-62. Universities to Provide Print Access for
The Role of Vision in the Development of Students with Visual Impairments—May
Abstraction Ability—March 189-199. 269-275.
Servicio di Consulenza Pedagogica— A Preview of College for Visually Impaired
December 848 (NS). Students— August 560-561 (NS).
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San Francisco State University—April 235 A Review of ZoomText Xtra Screen
(NS), December 847 (NS). Magnification Program for Windows
South Carolina State University—April 235 95—February 116-119 (NS).
(NS). Screen Magnifier and Cursor Locator—
Summer College Prep Program—April 232 October 735 (NS).
(NS). Software to Adapt Pointing Devices—
Summer College Program—February December 863 (NS).
103-104 (NS). The Use of Technology in Programs for
University of Arizona—August 558-559 Students with Visual Impairments in
(NS). Florida—May 302-312.
University of Arkansas at Little Rock— Vision Substitution Technology—April 252
April 235 (NS). (NS).
University of Northern Colorado—Appril Windows 95 Guide—April 255 (NS).
235-236 (NS).
CONFERENCES
University of Pittsburgh—April 236 (NS).
Conference on Movement Skills—June 394
Virginia Sowell Center—December 847
(NS).
(NS).
Conference on Role Models—June 397
Western Michigan University (WMU)—
(NS).
April 236 (NS), June 394-395 (NS),
Conferences—December 849 (NS).
August 559 (NS).
ICEVI Conference—February 105 (NS).
COMPUTERS International Technology Conference—
Beta Test of Math Filter—February 125 August 554 (NS).
(NS). Pennsylvania College of Optometry
Blazie Engineering—December 862 (NS). (PCO)—June 394 (NS).
Braille Font—April 251 (NS). Proceedings—February 125 (NS).
The DotsPlus Tactile Font Set—December Vision Conference in British Columbia—
836-840 (NS). April 233 (NS).
Free Adaptive Software—April 252-253
CONROD, BEVERLEY E.
(NS)
The Effectiveness of Perceptual Training
Free Software to Identify Money—October
and Psychosocial Counseling in
735 (NS).
Adjustment to the Loss of Vision—July
Magazine on Disk—December 862 (NS).
464-482.
OCR Software Updated—October 735
(NS). CONSUMERS
Products for Macintosh Users—April 252 Accessible News Service—June 398-399
(NS). (NS).
A Review of outSPOKEN for Windows— Adaptive Cookbook—February 124 (NS).
December 840-844 (NS). Adaptive Products Store—April 230 (NS).
Review of Telesensory’s Vista PCI Screen Audiodescription at Movie Theaters—April
Magnification System—October 230 (NS).
705-710 (NS). Bicycle for Visually Impaired Persons—
Review of Two Speech Access Programs April 251-252 (NS).
for Windows 95: SLIMWARE Window Book on Dog Guides—February 124 (NS)
Bridge and WinVision—April 240-244 Book on Success—February 124 (NS).
(NS). Braille Monitor Available—February 124
A Review of the Versatile Image Processor (NS)
for Persons with Low Vision—June Calendars—April 253-254 (NS), August
388-392 (NS). 575 (NS).
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Contributors Sought for Inspirational The First International Meeting on Aging
Book—August 556 (NS). and Deaf-Blindness—August 559-560
Disability Lifestyle Magazine—February (NS).
124 (NS). Grant for Deaf-Blindness Registry—
Dog Guides in Hawaii—Aprii 229 (NS). December 849-850 (NS).
Doll with Dog Guide and Long Cane— Impact of Planning for Support Services on
December 854 (NS). Students Who Are Deaf-Blind—January
Memoir on Blindness—February 124 (NS). 18-29.
Mr. Magoo Movie—April 230—231 (NS). Internet Course on Deaf-Blindness—June
Olympics—June 399 (NS). 393 (NS).
Parents—August 556 (NS). Outreach Program—August 558 (NS).
Performers with Disabilities Sought— Psychological and Psychiatric Services for
August 555 (NS). People Who Are Deaf-Blind: Some
Project on Transit Shop Announcements— Suggested Sources—July 420-422.
April 230 (NS). Servicio di Consulenza Pedagogica—
Reflections on Disability—February December 848 (NS).
124-125 (NS). Understanding and Preventing Learned
Special Tours—June 399 (NS). Helplessness in Children Who Are
Subway Training—April 230 (NS). Congenitally Deaf-Blind—March
Two Documentaries—February 123-124 200-211.
(NS). Workshops in Deaf-Blindness—October
Video Documentary—February 124 (NS). 720-721 (NS).
Web Site on Disability—June 399 (NS).
DE MARIO, NORMA C.
CORN, ANNE L. Teachers’ Self-assessed Competence and
The Effects of Teachers’ Characteristics on Attitudes toward Literary Braille and the
Placement Recommendations for Nemeth Code—May 354-357
Students with Visual Impairments—July
DEMOGRAPHICS UPDATE
491-502.
Activity, Limitations, Behavior Problems,
CORY, DENNIS and Children’s Well-Being—September
From Long Cane Training to Orientation 698-702.
and Mobility: The International Distribution of People with Visual
Expansion of Services—May 264-267. Impairment by Community Type,
Prevalence of Disability, and Growth of
the Older Population—May 380-382.
Government Employment of Visually
Impaired People; HIV Cases; and
D’ ANDREA, FRANCES MARY
Children’s Well Being—November
Determining Reading and Writing Media
828-831.
for Individuals with Visual and Physical
Race and Ethnicity of Persons with Visual
Impairments—March 162-175.
Impairments; Education of Children with
DEAF-BLIND Disabilities; and Living Arrangements of
Congenital Rubella Study—December 850 Older Americans—July 539-542.
(NS). Vision of Nursing Home Residents:
Deaf-Blindness and Communication: Expected Years of Healthy Life; and Risk
Practical Knowledge and Strategies— Factors for Adolescents—March
November 783-798. 221-224.
Deaf-Blind Person’s Right to Fly Alone— Visual Impairment Among Homeless
June 392-393 (NS). People, Prevalence of Disability, and
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