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What is
the National Agenda?
The National Agenda for the
Education of Children and Youths with
Visual Impairments, Including Those with Multiple Disabilities is a
grass-roots reform movement aimed at improving the education of
students with
visual impairments as well as students whose multiple disabilities
include
visual impairment. The efforts of the movement are organized around ten
priorities that are stated as goals .................Read MoreWhat is
PANA?
Pennsylvania,
like other states, has responded to the National Agenda and tailored it
to meet
its particular strengths and challenges. Pennsylvania?s Approach to the
National Agenda (PANA) is a customization of the National Agenda to
meet the
educational needs and priorities of children with visual impairments,
deafblindness, and visual and multiple disabilities in the
commonwealth..................Read More |