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Low Vision Devices for Reading Reading Magnifier. The most commonly used visual aid is a hand-held magnifier, for reading. Video Magnifier. Portable Electronic Magnifiers. High-Power Reading Glasses. Tele-Microscopic Glasses. Increase Contrast. Increase Lighting. Large Print Books or Larger Fonts.
What are the rules for low vision?
Low-vision means a condition where a person has any of the following conditions. a) Visual acuity not exceeding 6/18 (20/60) up to 3/60 (10/200) in the better eye with the best possible corrections. b) Limitation of the field of vision subtending an angle of fewer than 40 degrees up to 10 degrees.
How do you teach students with low vision?
Visual Impairment Permit lecture notes to be taped and/or provide enlarged copies of lecture notes where appropriate. Make available large print copies of classroom materials by enlarging them on a photocopier. Convey in spoken words whatever you write on the chalkboard. Read aloud subtitles when using media resources.
How do people with low vision read?
The most commonly used visual aid for reading is a hand-held magnifier. Magnifiers with the appropriate power enable people with low vision to read the text of medicine bottles, food labels and oven dials, among other things.
How do you teach a blind child to read?
There are many sources of braille books, some of which are free. Braille books allow your child to connect raised dots with reading, and set the stage for braille literacy. Encourage your child to be actively engaged in reading. Have them find the top of the page, or help to turn to the next page.
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A specialist can help you learn how to live with your vision loss. This can include things like: Training on how to use a magnifying device for reading. Guidance for setting up your home so you can move around easily. Sharing resources to help you cope with your vision loss.
What are low vision strategies in the classroom?
Visual Impairment Make available large print copies of classroom materials by enlarging them on a photocopier. Convey in spoken words whatever you write on the chalkboard. Read aloud subtitles when using media resources. Assist the student in finding note takers or readers as necessary.
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