Hi Mike, I have never worked with the visually impaired and am not fully aware of the situation, but since he is not hearing impaired, I would think he could easily participate by responding to your teacher responses. He could also still turn to a partner sitting next to him, and "teach-okay". Maybe you can work with helping him to learn a certain gesture before teaching a lesson so he has an idea of what the students will be doing. I would also definitely work with him on learning the long term gestures of the 5 rules. He could also be aware of the scoreboard by you "speaking" to the class that they earned a point, versus just going up to the scoreboard and "writing" the point down that they earned. In this way he can be aware of when to do/say the correct gesture/response. Basically, I feel he can be part of WBT once you can teach him the basic gestures and responses. I admire the fact that you are trying your best to include him into WBT. That is so awesome. Great Job!