Teachers of the visually impaired are specialized educators who support students with vision loss. They adapt teaching methods and materials to meet the unique needs of these students, ensuring they can access the same curriculum as their sighted peers. This may include using braille, audio resources, and assistive technology. These teachers also help students develop essential skills for independence, such as mobility and daily living skills. They often collaborate with other professionals, including orientation and mobility specialists and special education teachers, to create a comprehensive learning environment that fosters growth and confidence.