[Blindmath] Instructional Materials Inquiry

[Wilson_KC]

Like everyone, we make up a lot of stuff on our own, but as far as purchasing things here's a list:
Draftsman tactile drawing board, APH Life Science Tactile Graphics, APH Basic Science Tactile Graphics, I like the Math Window magnetic board for setting up equations in math, The Wheatly Tactile Diagramming Kit from APH aka "picture maker" is good for younger kids making shapes.   

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Subject: [Blindmath] Instructional Materials Inquiry

Good evening!

Some researchers in the business school at Baylor have reached out to me because they are studying the markets for instructional materials for the blind, especially focusing on math and science.  Here is their inquiry.  If you could please answer their two-question questionnaire, it may help us all in the future.


Primary Contact:  "Varni, Brandt" <Brandt_Varni at baylor.edu<mailto:Brandt_Varni at baylor.edu>> wrote:



                We are wondering who do you purchase your classroom supplies and textbooks from?



                How often do you purchase and what do you look for when you purchase, especially when it comes to science courses?


                Lastly, any information that you can offer us would be greatly appreciated.

Yours,

Justin Salisbury
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