[blindkid] research project help.

[Susan Harper]

The difference in development of reading skills for blind children exposed
to Braille print from infancy vs reading skills for blind children who are
not exposed to Braille until they have master all the fine motor pre-braille
skills.  I happen to be a Braille immersion person.
Blessings and Good Luck.
Sue H.

On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 1:43 AM, Melissa Green <graduate56 at juno.com> wrote:

> Hello.
> I am helping a friend out who is taking a graduate research class.
> She needs to do a lit review and proposal based on her field of study.
> She is preparing to be a Teacher of blind students.
> The Lit review and proposal must be quantative.
> What her and I are having problems finding is a topic in the field of
> blindness that needs further study.
> Here is one idea that we came up with.
> Any others as well as suggested literature searches would be appreciated.
> The topic that we thought that might possibly work is comparing blind and
> visually impaired students who are in residential schools, to children who
> are in public school, or in a self-contained program in the public school.
> How they learn skills of blindness.
> How they adapt socially, and or how they learn and develop social skills.
> Any other suggestions of topics would be appreciated.
>
> Melissa Green
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