What they call their work
What they do
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Adaptive Sports Programs 2 activities
- Adapted sports programs for youth with sensory impairmentsProvides adapted sports activities to empower children and teens who are blind, visually impaired, or deafblind to be physically active. The program offers inclusive recreational opportunities during summer camp and other settings.
- Training in adaptive physical educationOffers hands-on training for undergraduate and graduate students and teaching professionals to improve their skills in teaching sports and recreational activities to children with sensory impairments.
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Who runs it
- BARBARA BENTLEY — DIRECTOR
- BARBARA MARTIN — DIRECTOR
- CHARLES EAFRATO — DIRECTOR
- EDWARD STANO — DIRECTOR
- JAMES MCELROY — DIRECTOR
- MAGGI TIERNEY — DIRECTOR
- PHIL KLEIN — DIRECTOR
- RICHARD REEVES — DIRECTOR
- ROBERT KAZALSKI — DIRECTOR
- SUSAN WILLIAMS — DIRECTOR
How they approach the work
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- Adapted Physical Education Through Professional Modelingmethodology: adapted_physical_educationBy using professionally adapted sports activities, the organization enables physical engagement among children and teens with sensory impairments because tailored physical programming addresses their specific accessibility and developmental needs. This approach ensures safe, effective participation and builds long-term physical literacy.
- Experiential Professional Training in Adaptive Sportsmethodology: experiential_professional_trainingBy immersing current and future physical education professionals in direct participation in adaptive sports programs, the organization builds specialized expertise in serving youth with sensory impairments because hands-on experience fosters deeper understanding of accessibility, communication, and instructional adaptation than classroom learning alone.