ABOUT US
WHAT IS DEAF-BLINDNESS
EVENTS
- Topical Calls
- WEBINAR: Why Vision Matters for Children with Special Needs,01/19/2022
- Open Hands Open Access (OHOA) Classes
- Summer Institute
- National Training Events
FAMILY RESOURCES
GENERAL RESOURCES
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
North Dakota Dual Sensory: What We Do?
Welcome to the North Dakota Dual Sensory Project website. We are a federally-funded, statewide technical assistance and training project designed to support educators and families of children birth through 21 who are deaf-blind. The project has six key goals:
- Goal 1: North Dakota will have an effective and collaborative early identification and referral system for all individuals who have or are at risk for deaf-blindness.
- Goal 2: North Dakota service providers and families will have high quality technical assistance and training on secondary transition for youth who are deaf-blind.
- Goal 3: Service providers and families will receive high quality technical assistance and training on literacy and numeracy for children and youth who are deaf-blind.
- Goal 4: Families of children who are deaf-blind will engage with professionals through high quality training and technical assistance to assure inclusive education for their children.
- Goal 5: Educators and related services providers will deliver high quality, research-based interdisciplinary instruction to children and youth with deaf-blindness in inclusive educational environments.
- Goal 6: North Dakota will have accurate information and data on the needs of children and youth who are deaf-blind.
News Items:
- Go to General Resources for information for students and teachers who are supporting students with deaf-blindness at a distance.
- Open Hands, Open Access Training Modules for Credit; OHOA Modules for Credit Master Schedule.
- The ND Dual Sensory Project will offer several Open Hands, Open Access training modules for credit in 2021. For ND residents who complete the modules, the ND Dual Sensory Project will reimburse you for the recording fees upon successful completion! Questions? Contact Dr. Askvig at 1-800-233-1737.
WHERE ARE WE LOCATED
We are located at the North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities (NDCPD) on the campus of Minot State University:
500 University Avenue West
Memorial Hall
Minot, ND 58707
Voice & TTY: 701-858-3580
Toll-Free: 800-233-1737
EMAIL: ndcpd@minotstateu.edu