The Socio-Emotional Experiences of Older Persons With Visual Impairments

Meyer, Tania; Green, Sulina

doi:10.15270/43-3-272

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“…Holbrook (2015) described the initial paper that presented the model as a classic publication, and the model as one that had stood the test of time by transcending educational practice. The model has been used in various contexts including its use as the basis of frameworks (Corn and Koenig,1996;Cox and Dykes, 2001); to identify personal attributes and needs (LaGrow et al, 1998;Meyer and Green, 2007); and to identify environmental factors that may impact on a person with vision impairment (Heller et al, 1998).…”

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Exploring the dualism of vision – visual function and functional vision

Silveira¹

2018

International Journal of Orientation &Amp; Mobility

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Professionals working in the field of vision impairment face high expectations from the people they support. To meet this expectation, it is critical that professionals have a broad and in-depth knowledge of vision. This paper presents an overview of the two key entities that underpin an understanding of vision-visual function and functional vision. The contemporary professional literature is reviewed to present an examination of vision as a primary and essential sense, to develop an understanding of the dual components of vision and common approaches to vision assessment, and the key models that conceptualise vision in relation to the person and their environment.

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Section: Corn's Model Of Visual Functioningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the dualism of vision – visual function and functional vision

Silveira¹

2018

International Journal of Orientation &Amp; Mobility

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The Socio-Emotional Experiences of Older Persons With Visual Impairments

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Exploring the dualism of vision – visual function and functional vision

Exploring the dualism of vision – visual function and functional vision

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