10 Ways to Support Learning for Students with Complex Access Needs
Help your team understand easy ways to support students with complex needs by using this list as a conversation starter and reminder for how they can better access learning.
Help your team understand easy ways to support students with complex needs by using this list as a conversation starter and reminder for how they can better access learning.
A TVI who has a Pre-K classroom for students with visual impairments created these songs with videos to help her students learn the braille alphabet.
Experience books are very impactful for students. Read how this TVI made a positive balloon activity into a book for her student with CVI.
Rainsticks can serve several purposes, enhancing the environment, the emotions, and the educational experience for the student and staff.
Learn how this TSVI and mom developed an activity to work on texting skills, including improving efficiency, with a “spin and text” game.
Spring is a perfect time to learn about flying kites when practicing our fine motor skills making tactile art.
This alphabetical reference list of objects, actions, and food can be used instead of pictures for language development, alphabet books, and other instructional activities. Most of these objects are readily available and familiar to children.
As we come into the last quarter of the school year, teachers with students who have visual impairments must wrap up the year with some considerations in mind.
Get ready for some delicious fun while you help your students anticipate the Total Solar Eclipse in April.
This article shares information about the book, Learning Through Touch, by Mike McLinden and Stephen McCall. Special attention is paid to the anatomy and physiology of touch and the functions of touch.