There have been
many new innovations in access to science, technology, engineering and math
(STEM) content for individuals with visual impairment and blindness. This not only opens up greater opportunities
to participate in advanced classes at both the k12 and post-secondary level but
long term career choices. Many times
teachers and other professionals underestimate the abilities of students with
visual impairment and blindness as they relate to the areas of STEM. With the innovations in technology
continuing to grow, it is imperative that everyone is aware of the supports available
so that each person can have access to a high quality education with potential career
opportunities that may not have been pursued as aggressively previously.
Planning to have the right software and equipment must occur early on along
with specialized training so that the materials will be implemented to their
fullest capacity. Here are some great resources to take a look at:
Talking LabQuest (Also comes in several different languages)
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