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Listening vs. Reading: Is Learning Braille Necessary?
On today’s episode we’re talking about listening vs. reading, Is learning braille necessary? I’m talking to experts in the field and a young adult on their experiences and thoughts on this topic.
On this episode (In order of appearance)
- Narrator
- Sara Brown, APH Public Relations Manager
- Abby Hodge, Braille Instructor Abby Hodge at Charles W. McDowell Center for the Blind
- Krystal Guillory, Teacher of Blind and Visually Impaired Students Lincoln Parish Schools
- Dr. Donna Brostek Lee, University of Kentucky Clinical Associate Professor
- Jessica Minneci, APH Communications Associate
Additional Links
- Monarch
- Polly
- Chameleon 20
- Mantis Q40
- Charles W. McDowell Center for the Blind
- Lincoln Parish Schools
- Donna Lee at the University of Kentucky College of Education
- APH Blog
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On today’s episode we’re talking about listening vs. reading, Is learning braille necessary? I’m talking to experts in the field and a young adult on their experiences and thoughts on this topic.
On this episode (In order of appearance)
- Narrator
- Sara Brown, APH Public Relations Manager
- Abby Hodge, Braille Instructor Abby Hodge at Charles W. McDowell Center for the Blind
- Krystal Guillory, Teacher of Blind and Visually Impaired Students Lincoln Parish Schools
- Dr. Donna Brostek Lee, University of Kentucky Clinical Associate Professor
- Jessica Minneci, APH Communications Associate
Additional Links
- Monarch
- Polly
- Chameleon 20
- Mantis Q40
- Charles W. McDowell Center for the Blind
- Lincoln Parish Schools
- Donna Lee at the University of Kentucky College of Education
- APH Blog
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