Nonfiction Conventions: Braille and Large Print
Tips to introduce nonfiction conventions, such as Table of Contents, Glossary, etc.
Tips to introduce nonfiction conventions, such as Table of Contents, Glossary, etc.
Adding sound to images helps to make art exhibits accessible and provides audio feedback to tactile images and other materials
These resources include a handbook with practical activities for parents, a video, assessment tools, and a book on tactual functioning.
Students with visual impairments often face challenges accessing mathematical textbooks and instructional materials.
Make the term “Flatten the Curve” accessible to people with visual impairments, with this tactile graph.
Winter offers a unique seasonal opportunity to explore scientific concepts through hands-on activities that are accessible to all students, including those with visual impairments.
Tips to teach the concept of graphing on a coordinate plane
Tips on teaching math to children who are blind or visually impaired
Math Specialist Susan Osterhaus presents an overview of the Audio Graphing Calculator (AGC), which is a computer software program available from ViewPlus Technologies, Inc.
Math Specialist Susan Osterhaus shares guidelines for creating standardized Nemeth braille number lines.