Visual Impairment Toolkit: Classroom Access & Braille
A blind or low vision student can access the same lesson as everyone else; they just need it in a different format. This 49-page guide helps teachers make lessons accessible without starting from scratch, using large print, tactile materials and assistive technology alongside the TVI and O&M team.
What's Inside
- Foundations: plain-language explanation of visual impairment, myths vs. facts, and a strengths spotlight
- Classroom access: setup for safety and independence
- Accessible materials: describing visuals clearly, high contrast, large print, and tactile ideas
- Assistive technology guidance
- Social inclusion: strategies for belonging and friendship
- Teamwork: working with families, specialists, and the TVI and O&M team
- Toolkit: printables, data trackers, and real classroom scenarios
How It Helps You
- Helps you adapt existing lessons instead of rebuilding them
- Gives clear guidance on describing visuals and preparing tactile materials
- Supports coordination with the TVI, O&M team and families
Ways to Use It
Use it to prepare accessible materials, set up a safe classroom layout, and plan with specialists and families.
Who It's For
General education teachers, special education teachers, and support staff.
Format
Digital download, 49 pages. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If you support students across several disability areas, the other magazine-style guides cover each one in the same practical format. The Special Education Magazines Bundle includes this resource and more in one download, and you save 54% compared to buying each item separately.
