Accessing Audio BooksBy: Carmen Willings
teachingvisuallyimpaired.com Updated May 27, 2024 Introducing auditory books as a tool for students who are blind or visually impaired can greatly enhance their reading experience and support their literacy development. However, it's important to remember that audiobooks should complement, not replace, traditional methods of literacy instruction such as reading print or braille. Here are some considerations and guidelines for effectively incorporating auditory books into instruction:
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ECC InstructionTeaching Strategies
Compensatory Skills
Concept Development
Alternative Communication
Emergent Literacy
Access Print
Access Environmental Print Pre-Braille
Braille Code
Braille Formatting BraillewriterSlate & StylusTactile Graphics
Assistive Technology
VI AT Printables Basic UseProblem Solve Braille NotetakeriOS/Tablet
Windows KeystrokesWord ProcessingProductive Online VI AT Resources Social Skills
Social Skill Needs Non-Verbal Skills
Self Determination
Self Determination Skills
Sensory Efficiency
Sensory Input Sensory Areas & RoomsAuditory ReadinessVisual Efficiency Skills
Independent Living
Personal Care
Hygiene & Grooming
Shopping & Consumerism
Orientation & Mobility
Recreation & Leisure
Career & Vocational
Job Awareness
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