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Accessible Space Science for Deaf Students

How to provide accessible space science for Deaf students, students with other disabilities, and non-disabled students in the same class.
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Space Science Is for Everyone: Creating and Using Accessible Resources in Educational Settings: Lessons from the Field

Students who are Deaf or hard of hearing deserve access to the same science curriculum that other students are learning. This booklet explains how to help both non-disabled students and students with different types of disabilities learn about space science together in the same classroom. That includes providing accessible space science for Deaf students. 

For people using screen reading software, this PDF file is mostly accessible.

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TRANSCRIPT — DESCRIPTIONS AND CAPTIONS

  • Best for: Professional, Teacher
  • Topics: Accessibility, Alternative Teaching Methods, Deaf Education, Deaf Education Research & Data, Lessons Learned, Primary School Education, Secondary Education, Teaching Deaf Students
  • Countries: United States of America

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