[Blindmath] Introduction and need advice

[Chela Robles via Blindmath]

Hello my name is Chela Robles and I live in Concord, California. I'm 
totally blind and use JAWS 15 latest build and a Focus 14 braille display.
I'm currently enrolled in the Administrative Assistance certificate 
program at Loma Vista Adult Center also known as Mt. Diablo Adult 
Education School. I'm the only totally blind person in this program and 
am getting by very well, however I've come across a red light which 
won't turn green for me at this point and this is where I'd like 
direction from you guys.
My instructor added a basic mathematics module to the program yesterday 
calling it "math Mondays," where she hands out packets for the students 
to complete by the end of the week which is Thursday for us. They are in 
the process of typing the problems out in MSWord 2010 so when I get the 
packets on my hard drive, I'll use my brailler to figure out the 
problems myself, however, here is where the snag comes in: the 
instructor doesn't know how to read braille so now I'm wondering how I 
can possibly put it in print for her since I don't have anyone to do 
innerlining and no one again knows braille except I. So, is there some 
kind of software that will work with JAWS 15 to convert to print or 
rather to do the regular math problems pre-algebra including fractions 
and percentages and decimals adding subtracting and multiplication and 
division? If my question does not make any sense, let me know. I'm 
trying to make it print-accessible and keep the braille for myself. See, 
I have to work out problems not use electronic calculators and excel.
Thanks for your advice.
Cordially,
Chela Robles

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