Oklahoma AER
Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired
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AER has put relevant courses at your fingertips - enabling you to keep abreast of new trends in the field - all while qualifying for continuing education hours! All Sessions and ACVREP CE credits are INCLUDED FREE in your AER Membership. CRCC credits are also available for select courses.
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ACVREP CEUs Offer to Oklahoma Organizations
Are you an Oklahoma-based organization offering workshops to professionals in the field of blindness or low vision? OAER would like to help promote these workshops by offering ACVREP CEUs. If your organization is interested, please contact OAER at okaerbvi@gmail.com for more information or complete the form below.
Mission
The purpose of the Oklahoma Chapter of the Association shall be to render all possible assistance to the promotion, development and improvement of all phases of education and rehabilitation of blind and visually impaired persons of all ages. This shall be accomplished through:
(1) Increasing public understanding of the social and economic gains to individuals and to society through providing opportunities for all blind and visually impaired persons to become self-sufficient, self-supporting contributing members of society.
(2) Providing a statewide forum for the discussion of all issues relating to services to blind and visually impaired persons and the prevention of visual impairments and providing publications and conferences relating to this purpose.
(3) Encouraging an interdisciplinary approach to programs or services to blind and visually impaired persons through the maximum use of knowledge and skills of all related professions.
(4) Fostering research to advance knowledge and skills for the improvement of services to all blind and visually impaired persons.
(5) Assisting in the development of professional standards for personnel engaged in providing specialized programs and services to blind and visually impaired persons.
(6) Initiating and cooperating with other groups in the development of programs of social action for the benefit of blind and visually impaired persons.
(7) Increasing public understanding of the nature and cause of visual impairment and its impact on individuals and society.
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