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166. How the TVI Symposium Helped a New Mother Be More Present at Home with Rebecca Taylor

166. How the TVI Symposium Helped a New Mother Be More Present at Home with Rebecca Taylor

Update: 2024-09-03
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The TVI Symposium has helped hundreds of TVI's around the United States become more impactful teachers. Explore the inspiring journey and insights of Rebecca Taylor, a highly skilled dual-certified orientation and mobility specialist and teacher for the visually impaired (TVI). Rebecca shares her experiences and practical strategies for teaching students with visual impairments, balancing professional and personal life, and embracing ongoing professional development.


What You'll Learn in This Episode:



  • Discover how Rebecca has tackled the diverse and complex needs of her students with visual impairments and her approach to adapting teaching methods.



  • Learn about Rebecca's effective front-loading techniques to manage her workload and maximize productivity.



  • Get insights into how Rebecca balances her demanding career with her role as a new mother, including practical tips for setting boundaries.



  • Find out Rebecca's strategies for efficient time management, especially when working across multiple schools.



  • Hear about Rebecca's challenges and strategies for returning to work after maternity leave.



  • Understand the impact of the TVI symposium on Rebecca's professional development and her experiences with community support.



  • See how Rebecca prepares for each new school year to meet the diverse needs of her students.




About the Guest: 


Rebecca Taylor is a dual-certified orientation and mobility specialist and teacher for the visually impaired, bringing nearly eight years of dedicated experience to her role. Her deep commitment to understanding and addressing the unique challenges faced by students with visual impairments reflects her profound dedication to the field. Rebecca’s expertise goes beyond her professional accomplishments; she exemplifies a remarkable balance between her demanding career and personal life, particularly as a new mother. Her journey highlights not only her resilience and innovation but also her unwavering dedication to improving educational outcomes for students with visual impairments. Rebecca’s approach to teaching and personal growth serves as a powerful example of how passion and perseverance can drive meaningful change in visual impairment education.


We extend our heartfelt thanks to Rebecca for generously sharing her journey and insights. Her contributions provide invaluable inspiration and guidance to fellow educators who are striving to make a significant and positive impact in the field of visual impairment education.




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166. How the TVI Symposium Helped a New Mother Be More Present at Home with Rebecca Taylor

166. How the TVI Symposium Helped a New Mother Be More Present at Home with Rebecca Taylor

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