Math Literacy Resources
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Project INSPIRE: Free Self-Paced Courses to Increase the STEM Potential of Individuals Who Read BrailleAnnouncement of free self-paced courses for TVIs, paraprofessionals, families and others working with braille students to practice the use of Nemeth Code within the UEB Context. |
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Scripts of Mathematics Made Easy VideosICEVI has created scripts of the instructional math videos from the "Mathematics Made Easy" project. |
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Nemeth Online Tutorial from TSBVIA free online tutorial on the Nemeth Code is now available from Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI). Nemeth Code is used for braille math and science notations. |
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TSBVI Short-Term Programs Distance Learning Classes Available OnlineTSBVI Short-Term Programs Distance Learning Classes are now available for free online. Topics include Orion TI-84+ Talking Graphing Calculator, JAWS, Accessibility, Abacus, and iOS accessibility and VoiceOver. |
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Mathematics Made Easy: Instructional VideosThis Mathematics Package for Teachers presents a series of instructional videos for educators and families of students with visual impairment. |
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The Counting Method for the Cranmer Abacus"The Counting Method for the Cranmer Abacus" is a new publication available from TSBVI (Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired). |
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UEB Math OnlineUEB Math Online is an e-learning braille course for professionals and parents who wish to learn Unified English Braille mathematics. |
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Times Table to Emboss in BrailleDownload and emboss this multiplication table for your braille students. |
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Tactile Graph Paper FilesDownload your own tactile graph paper files from Duxbury. |
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Sadie Can CountSadie Can Count is a print and braille book for young readers, introducing counting, with embossed images. |
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Tools for Teaching MathThe Exceptional Teaching website offers a wide variety of products for tactile, visual or auditory learning needs. |
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Maryland's Standards for UEBMaryland's College and Career Reading Standards for Unified English Braille: Braille, Formatting, and Tactile Graphics Checklists By Grade |
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Guidance for Transcription Using the Nemeth Code within UEB ContextsGuidelines for transcribing Nemeth Braille Code for Mathematics within the context of UEB (Unified English Braille) |
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UEB Technical Materials: RNIB Insight Article 3Tips on creating technical materials in UEB (Unified English Braille) |
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Tactile CaliperMeasuring device for people who are blind or visually impaired |
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Accessible Equation EditorThe Accessible Equation Editor is a program that allows users who are blind or visually impaired to create math expressions within a web page. |
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Describing UEBSeries of audio recordings telling about the changes from Standard English Braille to Unified English Braille (UEB) |
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UEB Math vs. NemethThis article explores the issue of UEB Math and Nemeth and the challenges in the lack of standardization in textbooks in the United States. |
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Nemeth Lessons and HandoutsResources for Nemeth code, which is the braille code for Math and Science |
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Video Trainings from Iowa on AbacusVideo trainings on the use of the abacus to teach mathematics to students who are blind or visually impaired |