Stay-at-Home Activities for Children with Visual Impairments
During the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to have fun activities to keep children engaged.
During the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to have fun activities to keep children engaged.
An examination of the prevalence of dyslexia in children who are blind or visually impaired, including suggestions for evaluation and intervention.
Ready, set, go! A collection of ways to have an amazing summer filled with activities designed for students with visual impairments.
This TVI expands to create personal books using materials and favorite toys with the beginnings of recognition of 2D pictures to 3D objects.
Experience books are very impactful for students. Read how this TVI made a positive balloon activity into a book for her student with CVI.
A brief history of the braille code. Plus, what is new in the world of braille assistive technology 200 years later.
This book was created at a teacher “make and take” for their students to enjoy the textures while exploring the poetry of literacy.
An overview of standardized tactile symbols that can be used with students who are blind and are intentional and purposeful communicators.
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December consists of events, activities, and celebrations. This article shows many ways to make this month a meaningful learning experience for our students with visual impairments.