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Resources for Teachers of Braille

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In the side navigation bar, educators can find selected resources for teaching braille. From learning or refreshing braille skills to promoting braille in the classroom and community, these educational assets can help students reach their full potential. Reading and writing in braille can make a dramatic difference in the life of a visually impaired child.

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    • Selected Resources for Teaching Braille
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    • Resources for Learning and Refreshing Literary Braille Skills
    • Refreshing Braille Skills
  • Braille Resources for Parents

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