Communication Modes and Literacy Education

A student's communication needs will vary, depending on the degree of functional vision, the effects of additional disabilities, and the task to be done. Children may communicate through braille, large print, print with the use of optical devices, regular print, tactile symbols, a calendar system, sign language, recorded materials, or combinations of these means.

Other Categories within Expanded Core Curriculum

Categories in Communication Modes and Literacy Education:

Textbooks
Augmentative Communication
Bold-Line Writing Materials

Braille Literacy
Braille Teaching Aids
Braille Transcriber Materials

Braille Writing Devices
Braille Writing Materials
Computer Literacy

Games
Handwriting Materials
Labeling Material

Reading Stands
Tactile Graphics
Tactile Skills Development

Time-Telling Concepts

Products in Communication Modes and Literacy Education:

Stokes Braille Place Holder Thumbnail

Stokes Braille Place Holder
$26.00


Simple Multiple-Choice Answer Sheets
$7.00



On the Way to Literacy: Discovering the Magic of Reading: Elizabeth's Story, Booklets only
$34.50



Listen and Think Level B: CD-ROM
$90.00


Listen and Think Level C: CD-ROM
$93.50


Listen and Think Auditory Readiness (AR) Level: CD-ROM
$60.00




All-In-One Board: Student Model (Magnetic, Velcro, Dry Erase)
$127.00



All-In-One Board (Magnetic, Velcro, Dry Erase)
$145.00



Students Who Are Deafblind Using APH Products Video
$4.00 - $10.00




Super-Sized Folders (set of 3)
$13.50



On the Way to Literacy: Discovering the Magic of Reading: Elizabeth's Story
$25.00