Resources Relating to Vietnam
This very practical resource was developed to provide guidance for parents and teachers to support children with special education needs who are at home while schools are closed due to Covid19. ...
Posted by deborah.gleason
This is a list of common vocabulary words and terminology used in the education of people with visual impairment.
In English with Vietnamese translation and description.
Posted by namita.jacob
SỔ TAY HƯỚNG DẪN CAN THIỆP SỚM is the Vietnamese translation of the Early Intervention Manual by Dr. Namita Jacob. This version has been translated by Ha Thanh Van, the principal of Nguyen Dinh...
Posted by namita.jacob
California Deaf-Blind Services offers a range of Fact Sheets in many languages, including Chinese, Vietnamese, and Lao. The full list of fact sheets can be seen here.
Fact Sheets are available in...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
Helping Children Who Are Blind has been translated into Vietnamese. This practical guide by Sandy Niemann and Namita Jacob offers support to families and members of the community regarding children...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
Developing Concepts with Children Who are Deaf-Blind by Barbara Miles and Barbara McLetchie has been translated into Vietnamese. This document explains how concepts develop, the importance of...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
Remarkable Conversations has been translated into Vietnamese. It addresses the communication needs of individuals who are deafblind across a wide range of communication styles and abilities.
Table...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
We invite you to download this flyer to share with your colleagues or families you are working with. Please feel free to distribute them at trainings, workshops, and conferences and help us to let...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
Trung Tâm Bảo Trợ Khiếm Thị Nhật Hồng or The Nhat Hong Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a program run by Catholic Sisters in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Their website is available in...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
