# Who Are You?

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You are a key member of your blind or low vision student's educational team! &#x20;

But if you are new to teaching a student who is blind or has low vision, you may have had some of these thoughts:

> "I've never taught a blind student before."
>
> "I've never even met a person with a visual impairment."
>
> "I'm not a special education teacher."
>
> "I'm not a technology expert."

It's OK! &#x20;

Try these thoughts on for size:

> "I am a great teacher."
>
> "I want all of my students to learn and succeed."
>
> "I can make a difference."
>
> "I am not alone."
>
> "I am enough."
>
> "I can do this."

Yes, you ***can*** do this. Let's get started!

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[The Mindset page under Yes I Can Statements](/learn/yes-i-can-statements/mindset.md) expands on ways to think.
{% endhint %}

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<p align="center"><i class="fa-copyright">:copyright:</i> 2026 Kerry S. Lueders. All rights reserved.</p>


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