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Latest News from APH

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Reach Out and Teach: Helping Your Child Who is Blind or Low Vision Learn and Grow

At APH Press, we strive to create books that provide both parents and professionals with the knowledge and resources they...

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GoodMaps Has Great Plans for 2021

GoodMaps is making everyday travel more accessible. Born as a spin-off of the work APH started with Nearby Explorer, GoodMaps...

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Senate Confirms Dr. Miguel Cardona as Secretary of Education

Congratulations to Dr. Miguel Cardona, the nation’s new Secretary of Education. As the national provider of educational materials for students...

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Tips From an Educator for State Testing Success

Tools for a Good Foundation As with any building, a good foundation is key. Exposing students to tactile and enlarged...

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Building Your Student Testing Toolkit

Take tests with confidence using accessible tools and materials! Students who are blind or low vision may need access to...

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Making Standardized Tests Accessible  

What do you think of from October to April? Is it pumpkin spice, the holidays, Cyber Monday, basketball season, and...

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Sounding out Your Story with Audiojack from APH

“Audiojack has given my son a tool that makes him want to verbalize and talk about what he’s imagining, and...