Braille Literacy Curriculum

Resource Type

Book

Description

Braille Literacy Curriculum presents strategies for incorporating braille into the total curriculum. The book is an outcomes based curriculum, which emphasizes learning media assessments and supplies an extensive list of practical resources. It has been tested in the classroom by experienced braille teachers and reviewed by independent readers. It has been used successfully with students who are blind, students who have low vision, and students who have multiple impairments. The book provides lots of new ideas for experienced teachers as well as practical tips and techniques for new teachers. Braille Literacy Curriculum is attractively bound in a sturdy and easy-to-use ring binder with space for teachers to add their own notes and student information.

Ages

All Ages

Age Groups

School Age (6-12)

Languages

English

ISBN

1930526008

Author

Diane P. Wormsley

Publication

2000 Towers Pr Overbrook School for the

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