Particularilty there are devices that help visually impaured students with mathematics and reading skills. Partially sighted individuals may need systems to magnify printed text. Also, large print books are needed to assist in making reading easier. In addition to these devices, optical aids such as corrective glasses may be used. Completely visually impaired students may need to use Braille reading material.
Braille is made up of two hundred and sixty three different configurations.
In order for a student to write braille a special slate and stylus is nmeeded. As children grow older and reading becomes more extensive, tape recordings, records, and even sighted readers are employed. Also talking calculators and computers may be used to help the student with complex mathematical concepts. These devices, programs and architectural changes help visually impaired students get their special needs met and provide a smooth structure for integration into a general education clasroom. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site.