A warm hello to you, parent or family member of a young child who is blind or visually impaired. My assumption is you are here because your child has recently … Continued
When I decided to go back to school to become a teacher of students with visual impairments, I shared my decision with a friend and teacher’s assistant in special education … Continued
Editor’s note: Today’s blog post is about the American Printing House for the Blind’s “Braille Tales Book Program” for children who are blind or visually impaired. This free program offers … Continued
There’s just something about braille, isn’t there? By “something” I’m actually not referring to how downright adorable it is to watch a toothless babe patting the pages of a braille … Continued
Valentine’s Day is right along the corner. Nothing could be better than to give or receive a fully accessible card in braille. This is possible but time is running out. … Continued
Editor’s note: This is the third blog entry that both informs and requests the assistance of families in answering important questions that impact all who use braille. Please help Drs. … Continued
The year was 1821. On a day like any other, 12-year-old Louis Braille, blinded from an eye injury in his father’s leather shop and subsequent double-eye infection, attended school outside … Continued
Thank you, holiday season, for generating major motivation for our beautiful little people to read and write. When my children come home from school this afternoon I will ask them … Continued
Editor’s note: This is the second blog entry that both informs and requests the assistance of families in answering important questions that impact all who use braille. Please help Holly … Continued
Editor’s note; we bring you more resources for the topic of the transition into UEB. By Sheryl Bass, The Hadley School for the Blind An exciting new introductory braille instructional … Continued