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Counting to 5 - CVI

Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) is the number one cause for blindness in children in the USA. It is a brain based visual impairment, which means the eyes are healthy, but the brain struggles with interpreting the visual information. This video demonstrates some strategies for helping people with CVI to focus and to understand what they see: high contrast (black background with light colored words or shapes), pictures or images with minimal details, large san serif font that is outlined, and movement can also help draw attention to text or images. ----------------------- Links and Mentions: Roman Word Bubbling font: https://roman-word-bubbling.appspot.com/ What is CVI? The CVI Center, Perkins School for the Blind: https://www.perkins.org/what-is-cvi/ Free online lessons about What is CVI by CVI Scotland: https://cviscotland.org/lessons.php ----------------------- Video Description: Counting down from 5 to zero. The background is black and there are white text outlined in red. The numbers are in print and in braille. For each number, there is a clipart image of a type of fruit corresponding to the number, five apples, four bunches of grapes, three strawberries, two lemons, one peach and the number zero with no fruit. ----------------------- Hello! My name is Elizabeth Symington and I'm a Certified Braille Transcriber and Teacher of the Visually Impaired. I'm the creator of the UEB Study Group and Braille Adventures, where learning braille is FUN! We are here to help you learn braille, whether you are a parent of a child who is blind, a Teacher of the Visually Impaired who is looking for a refresher in braille, a braille transcriber, or anyone who is interested in braille. It is great to have you here! Welcome! Follow: 🔶Instagram: @BrailleAdventures 🔶YouTube: @BrailleAdventures 🔶Facebook:   / uebstudygroup   Official Website: https://BrailleAdventures.com Subscribe to Braille Adventure's YouTube channel to learn about braille:    / @brailleadventures   Contact: elizabeth [at] brailleadventures [dot] com