Nemeth in a Box
Abstract
Students with visual impairments can be successful in math learning if they are provided with accessible materials, appropriate accommodations, and knowledgeable teachers. Four teachers of students with visual impairment designed a set of activities to build middle school students' knowledge of the braille code while engaging in math activities. The activities are described, and the authors provide strategies for successfully including students in general education math classes.
Keywords: inclusion, braille, middle grades, visual impairment
How to Cite:
Herzberg, T., Wild, T. & Rosenblum, L., (2023) “Nemeth in a Box”, Ohio Journal of School Mathematics 93, 34--39.
Rights: Tina Herzberg, Tiffany Wild, L. Penny Rosenblum
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