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Adapted Physical Education: Partnering with the Blind and Visually Impaired Community

Finding a way to adapt to a sport and building a community with other athletes can be a challenge. Many...

Parents and physical education teachers may hesitate when it comes to allowing their child or student who is blind or...

Earlier this year, APH focused on training more than 200 teachers across the country on the Monarch. They, in turn,...

Did you know that the first recorded rock n’ roll is attributed to a blind musician? The musical group, Blind...

A student who is blind or low vision sees about a dozen tactile graphics in a school year, while their...

On April 8th, 2024, North America experienced a total solar eclipse. According to NASA, “99% of people who reside in...

Have you ever seen someone who had glasses with what looked like miniature telescopes attached to the lenses? A special...

National Library Week is an annual celebration of the value and impact libraries across the country bring to their communities....

Every book is a gateway to learning and exploration. Whether you are listening to a novel or guiding your fingers...

Traditional P.E. activities can be found in almost every gym class, so making them accessible is very important. Running, jumping,...

The braille metamorphosis has begun! More than 40 teachers from across the U.S. are gathering in Orlando, FL prior to...

Reading is for everyone! Whether using low vision devices or the braille code to access literacy opportunities, the same process...

Thirty-three years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. The ADA protects against discrimination against people...

Summer is a wonderful time of year when the weather is hot and the kids are out of school, so...

Transition is that stage when a student begins to think outside of the school system and starts to identify and...