Braille Alphabet for the Classroom

Awareness of braille literacy is so important for students with visual impairments and their peers. It can not only help to demystify some of the tools students use, but can be a source of self-determination for our students as they teach their peers.

We wanted to share a set of braille letters (one braille and print letter per page) that can be displayed in the classroom to support braille awareness. Thanks to Gail Gilchrist, TSVI, for creating and sharing this resource!

Posted by Jen Jesso on 16 Nov 2020

0 comments Self-Determination Skills, English Language Arts

About the author

Jen Jesso

I have worked in various roles in the field of visual impairment since 2007. In addition to working as a teacher of students with visual impairments, I recently completed coursework to become an orientation and mobility specialist. I have been fortunate to work with the fantastic team at PRCVI since 2014.

I enjoy many aspects of my role at PRCVI, but highlights include working with teachers of students with visual impairments and their students on outreach visits and working on PRCVI initiatives and projects.

Outside of work, my interests include reading, computer programming, swimming, and spending time with friends and family.