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A Comparison of the Independent Living Skills of Primary Students with Visual Impairments and Their Sighted Peers: A Pilot Study

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The parents of children with visual impairments and the parents of their same-age sighted peers were interviewed to determine their children's mastery of 101 daily living skills. As a whole, the children with visual impairments performed only 44% of the tasks independently, while the sighted children performed 84% of them independently.

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1991The Developing Person Through Childhood and Adolescence 1996The Core Curriculum for Blind and Visually Impaired Students, Including Those with Additional Disabilities.

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