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Tips for teaching science to vision impaired students
Teaching vision impaired students
Touch and feel
Vision impaired (VI) students rely on other means of communication, so teachers and support staff should use objects to convey scientific concepts. These techniques can go some way to help a student who is not able to learn by sight.
Tips for vision impaired students on school trips
Teaching vision impaired students
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Who we are
Every day, around 300 people are diagnosed with macular disease.
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Who we are
Macular Society Helpline: 0300 3030 111 or help@macularsociety.org
Supporter Care
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Speak to our friendly supporter care team Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm.
Our organisation
Who we are
Whether we’re answering your calls, offering practical support, or raising the funds for research, we have the same mission: to Beat Macular Disease.
Gwasanaethau'r Gymdeithas Facwlaidd yng Nghymru
Our regions
Mae'r dudalen hon ar gael yn Saesneg.
Macular Society services in Wales
Our regions
This page can also be viewed in Welsh.
Macular Society services in Northern Ireland
Our regions
We provide information and life-changing support to those with macular disease in Northern Ireland, along with their family and friends, to ensure people can retain their independence.
Our strategy
Our organisation
Our eye sight is precious. People fear sight loss more than serious illnesses like diabetes or the loss of a limb. The cost of sight loss to individuals and to society as a whole is vast. Yet eye research is a low priority and as a result is shockingly underfunded.