Articles from teaching blind infants to discover and explore their surroundings to campus issues such as access to Braille and recorded textbooks offer answers to many of the common questions asked by parents and provide solutions to common problems. Additionally, Future Reflections offers a national network of contact with other parents who have shared similar experiences and who can provide information, support and encouragement. In addition, Future Reflections includes articles about successful blind adults to serve as role models for blind children and their parents. Future Reflections is also a tool and guide for teachers and educators working with blind children. Planning education programs, teaching Braille in the school, and keeping blind children competitive with sighted classmates are some of the issues addressed.
Blind adults discuss their experiences and their recommendations for helping blind children.
Each issue of Future Reflections is filled with articles about parents, teachers, blind adults, and blind children who have, with the help of the National Federation of the Blind incorporated a new way of thinking about blindness into their daily lives. View on-screen issues of Future Refelections by clicking on the links below, or sign up to receive Future Reflections by email. You will receive a confirmation message and the most current issue. No. 4, Convention 1999 Vol. No. 1, Spring 1999 Vol.