Turning a blind eye? Removing barriers to science and mathematics education for students with visual impairments
the current study was conducted to explore how students with VI’s access to and learning of science and mathematics can be improved within the mainstream context. Two interviews were conducted with qualified teachers of children and young people with vision impairment (QTVIs), revealing the importance of classroom adaptations, such as hands-on experience and increased lesson time, to facilitate students with VI’s learning of science and mathematics.
Publisher(s):
Sage Journals
Journal/Book/Website Title
British Journal of Visual Impairment
Date Published
26/01/2023
Peer Reviewed:
Yes
Reference(Citation):
Hayes, C., & Proulx, M.J. (2023) Turning a blind eye? Removing barriers to science and mathematics education for students with visual impairments. British Journal of Visual Impairment
Author(s)/Associated People:
Country of Publication:
United Kingdom
Countries of Subject Matter:
United Kingdom
Methods
Output(s)
Journal Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1177/02646196221149561