Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education for Visually Impaired
When teaching foundational literacy to a student who is a functional braille reader, which strategy is most effective for developing 'tactile discrimination' skills?
- 1Using high-contrast large print worksheets
- 2Sorting objects by texture and identifying braille cell configurations using a pegboard✓
- 3Listening to audio recordings of the alphabet
- 4Memorizing the names of the dots in a braille cell without touching them
Correct answer
Sorting objects by texture and identifying braille cell configurations using a pegboard
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