Literacy Resources: Teaching Children Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision to Read and Write
- Methods for Literacy for Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
- An Overview of Braille
- Beyond Braillewriter Mechanics: Guidelines for Teaching Writing
- An Overview of Alternate Media
- Early Tools of Literacy for Your Child Who Is Blind or Visually Impaired
- Fun Activities for Teaching Magnifier Use
- Choosing the Right iPad App for Teaching Braille Literacy
- Reading Comes Naturally: A Mother and Her Blind Child’s Experiences
- How Dads (and Others) Can Help Blind Children Make Mother’s Day Cards that Are Meaningful for Mom
- Helping Your Blind or Visually Impaired Baby Learn About Reading and Writing
- Promoting Your Preschooler’s Development of Reading and Writing Skills
- Helping Your Grade Schooler Develop Literacy Skills
- How Students Who Are Blind Read and Write
- How Students with Low Vision Read and Write
- Reading and Making Tactile Books with Your Child
- Braille Literacy and the Expanded Core Curriculum
- Three Things Parents Should Know About Literacy Skills
- What Can Families Do at Home to Support Literacy Skills?
- How Can Professionals Help Parents Reinforce Literacy Skills?
- What Are the Benefits of Parent/Professional Collaboration on Literacy Skills?