Bibliograph

Seeing with your fingers, kids with blindness and visual impairment, by Sheila Stewart and Camden Flath

Type

Label

Seeing with your fingers, kids with blindness and visual impairment, by Sheila Stewart and Camden Flath

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Seeing with your fingers

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

505018235

Responsibility statement

by Sheila Stewart and Camden Flath

Series statement

Kids with special needs : idea

Sub title

kids with blindness and visual impairment

Summary

"People who can see with their eyes find it hard to imagine what life must be like for those with blindness or visual impairment. For thousands of kids, though, this is a reality. While some are born with blindness or some type of visual impairment, others lose their sight later on because of a disease, infection, or injury. For kids with blindness or visual impairment, life presents a unique set of challenges. Overcoming these challenges is easier with the help of adaptive technologies, but also with the understanding of friends and family who know that just because a kid is dealing with blindness or visual impairment doesn't mean he isn't still a regular kid"--Cover, p. 4

Target audience

juvenile

Classification

Contributor