Reading: She read with her father today. Its good for her to get practice to read with other people. She read a more complicated book than yesterday. She read a few pages of "I Love Daddy"
Abby dong her writing homework |
Math: It was one of those days that "Everyday Math" tries to be creative with a nontraditional assignment. The assignment was "find shapes in magazines/newspaper and cut them out" Not a very accessible assignment. The print version had examples of different shapes as did her braille worksheet. I had her feel the different shapes on the sheets and talk to me about them. There wasn't much more we could do. She was upset about not being able to do the assignment like everyone else. All of my solutions were not close enough. This is one of the things that frustrates me about Everyday Math. It sometimes has assignments that obviously didn't have a blind child in mine when it was written.
Stress Level: Medium to High
5 comments:
It has to be so hard for her to come up against these inaccessible assignments. I wish they would include an alternate assignment for her that would be similar.
Its frustrating. The classroom teacher and TVI try a lot. There was this math maze once and it didn't work out very good in braille.
Excellent post! I think you've encapsulated the mission of this blog and our challenge.
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