Hidden Curriculum of Vision
What visual observation teaches, how students may miss that learning, and how to make hidden concepts explicit.
Professional Development
Professional development is available for schools, districts, state agencies, university programs, therapy teams, conference audiences, parent groups, and healthcare-adjacent providers.
Signature topics
What visual observation teaches, how students may miss that learning, and how to make hidden concepts explicit.
How teams can determine whether performance reflects understanding, access, communication, experience, or fatigue.
Why AAC success requires concept access, not just symbol access, and how TVIs and SLPs can collaborate.
Move beyond looking toward participation, functional outcomes, visual fatigue awareness, and concept development.
Help administrators and families understand what comprehensive VI services should address.
Create shared demonstration methods and cleaner data for learners with complex access and communication needs.
Topics can be adapted for keynotes, half-day workshops, full-day professional learning, parent trainings, virtual sessions, team consultation, resource development, or ongoing implementation support.
Sessions are designed to be practical. Teams leave with clearer questions, better language, and usable tools for improving access and outcomes.