Paper Bold-lined paper with darkened lines and enlarged spaces for students who have difficulty with regular paper. Special formats are also available, for example, graph paper for mathematics or staves formusic notation. You may also request any provincially approved learning resource not on the list. Equipment Tilt-top desks and book stands bring work closer to the eyes for optimum reading angles and lighting. Reading windows and line markers can be used by low- vision students to better maintain their reading place on a page.
Optical enhancers are materials that enhance print size, contrast, and spacing of text.
Magnification, contrast, and illumination can be adjusted as needed. Various print sizes and handwriting can be seen this way. Tape recorders are useful for the student to take notes, record lectures, do assignments, answer extended questions, and complete exams. Can be interfaced with a Braille printer and other computers. By moving closer many students with a visual impairment can read the monitor.