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Point No Point

by Mary Logue

Series: Claire Watkins (7)

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"Cortical Visual Impairment: Advanced Principles, the highly anticipated companion book to Cortical Visual Impairment: An Approach to Assessment and Intervention, makes new strides in building knowledge about CVI. The book, a collaboration among experts in several disciplines, dives deeper into topics that are extensions of the original concepts. CVI: Advanced Principles offers an in-depth examination of the needs of students and individuals with CVI in areas such as literacy, social skills, and O&M, while also addressing the demands of students with CVI and other disabilities, such as complex communication needs and hearing loss. The authors consider students with CVI in the context of their entire day to see how the tasks they perform, the interactions they have, and the environments they encounter can be evaluated and adapted to help them build their visual skills and experience success"--… (more)
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A solid police procedural series that isn't cozy, but affirms good triumphing over evil in a quiet, understated way. In this entry, Claire Watkins gets to investigate a bloated, stinking body found in the Mississippi and what appears to be a domestic murder involving her neighbors. The small town locale and her family life keep the darker parts of the story balanced with light.
  bfister | Apr 14, 2017 |
Not a very good book, but I wanted to get to the end to see how it ended. ( )
  senglish1972 | Feb 2, 2009 |
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"Cortical Visual Impairment: Advanced Principles, the highly anticipated companion book to Cortical Visual Impairment: An Approach to Assessment and Intervention, makes new strides in building knowledge about CVI. The book, a collaboration among experts in several disciplines, dives deeper into topics that are extensions of the original concepts. CVI: Advanced Principles offers an in-depth examination of the needs of students and individuals with CVI in areas such as literacy, social skills, and O&M, while also addressing the demands of students with CVI and other disabilities, such as complex communication needs and hearing loss. The authors consider students with CVI in the context of their entire day to see how the tasks they perform, the interactions they have, and the environments they encounter can be evaluated and adapted to help them build their visual skills and experience success"--

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