Presented are 19 selected papers given at the 1972 conference. The following titles are included: "Multi-Handicapped, the King of Challengers"; "Is Listening the Answer?"; "An Aural Study System designed for the Visually Handicapped"; "VOCOM I--Speech Compressor Expander"; "A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Standard Print and Large Print in Facilitating the Reading Skills of Visually Impaired students"; "Demonstration of the Peabody Language Development Kit Level #p"; "Toys for Tots"; "Educational Materials for Early Childhood Education"; "Movement Exploration and Gymnastics for Visually Handicapped Children"; "Federal Programs and Their Implications for the Visually Handicapped"; "A Delivery of Comprehensive Services to Deaf-Blind Children and Their Families Through the Regional Structure"; "Diagnostic Services and Programing for Deaf-Blind Children"; "Developing a Vocational Program in a Residential School for the Blind"; "Give a Man a Fish and He Can Eat for a Day--Teach Him How to Fish and He Can Eat for the Rest of His Days"; "Guidance, For Whom? For What? By Whom? How?"; "Low Vision Training-Implications for Teacher Preparation and Professional Development"; "Development of Visual Potential in Young Children"; "The Need for Curriculum Planning in the Field of Low Vision"; and "Educationally Significant Visual Assessment in Young Children". (DB)