Reading Strategies for Students with Visual Impairments: A Classroom Teacher's Guide
Submitted by Charlotte Cushman on Dec 01, 2018
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This 26-page guide from SET BC (Special Education Technology British Columbia) offers a selection of strategies to address the reading needs of students with visual impairments.
Table of Contents
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Introduction
- Environmental Considerations
- Student Considerations
- Reading Strategy Checklist
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Section 1: Paper Strategies
- Provide Regular Print
- Use Handheld Magnification with Regular Text
- Enlarge Small Amounts of Text, Pictures, Diagrams, Charts on Photocopier
- Provide Large Print Version of the Text
- Use Stand-alone Video Magnification
- Use Video Magnification with Computer Integration
- Provide Paper Copies in Braille
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Section 2: E-text Strategies
- Provide E-text with no Enhancements
- Change Appearance of Text and/or Background
- Magnify Text and/or Computer Screen
- Provide E-text with Tracking Support
- Provide E-text with Auditory Support
- Provide E-text with Refreshable Braille
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Section 3: Auditory Strategies
- Use a Live Reader
- Provide Auditory Books on CD
- Provide Books in Digital Audio Format
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