Using Their Name to Support Literacy
One of the most effective ways to teach literacy basics is through the use of a student’s name. Learn how to use this strategy with students who have visual impairments by using large print and braille.
One of the most effective ways to teach literacy basics is through the use of a student’s name. Learn how to use this strategy with students who have visual impairments by using large print and braille.
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