strategies for teaching visually impaired students
Strategies for Learning and Teaching (Teachers should note that the Visiting children with a visual impairment supports parents, teachers and other professionals involved with the child. Encourage the student to use visual aids that have been prescribed (like glasses, magnifiers, big-print books, etc). Seat the student rightly in the classroom (e.g. in the middle towards the front). Make sure lighting is appropriate. Make efforts to minimize the risk of glare from the desk and whiteboard. If possible ensure lights are coming from behind or to the side of the student. Give clear instructions because the student may misinterpret gestures and facial expressions. Make sure of using enlarged print/magnified worksheets. The less configurations on a worksheet the better (worksheets can be cut in strips and stapled together to present less work at a time). Print materials should be clear and dark. Have dark lined paper for assignments (the darker the lines the better). Nearpoint wor...