Future Reflections
The National Federation of the Blind Magazine for Parents and Teachers of Blind Children
Vol. 16, No. 4 Fall 1997
Barbara Cheadle, Editor
ISSN-0883-3419
Copyright © 1997 National Federation of the Blind
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CONTENTS
Vol. 16, No. 4 Fall 1997
Why I Am Choosing Blindness
by Scott Feldman
I'm Partially Sighted, and I Use a White Cane
by Peggy Chong
I'm Albino, Legally Blind, and a
Meteorologist
by Sam Herron
Normal Visual Development
by Lisa C. Verderber
Vision Stimulation: Is the Tide Turning?
by Julie Hunter
Funding Closed Circuit Televisions
by Greg Trapp
Can Braille Change the Future?
by Denise Staulter
The Cody Greiser Story: A Work in Progress
by Jim Marks (additional comments by Dan Burk)
Parents Win Fight with School Board in Virginia
Is Due Process in Your Future?
by Larry Larsen and Phillip Guzman
My Cane is Great
by Susi D'Mello
Sharing Creative Movement with Your Child
by Edwina Peterson Cross
Miss Idaho 1994: A Special Friend
by Ramona Walhof
Munchkin Mobility: Twelve to
Twenty-Four Months
by Jane Bartley
Pediatric Physical Therapy: Focusing on the
Whole Child
by Gail A. Hatch
Computer Games for Blind Children
by Greg Trapp
Helpful Hints for Parents of Blind Infants
and Toddlers
by Christine Faltz
A Chance to Belong
by Crystal McClain
Reflections on the Importance of
Socialization for Blind
Girls and Women
by Barbara Pierce
Never Laugh at the Teacher's Jokes
by Srikala Ashok