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(Louis) myPerspectives, English Language Arts(E-File)
$1,005.00
This is an electronic file (E-File) edition of the myPerspectives English Language Arts curriculum, listed in APH's Louis database. It is meant for students who need course materials in an accessible format rather than standard print. It's a curriculum resource for a classroom or teaching team to plan around, not a stand-alone device.
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(Louis) First Grade Etudes (E-File)
Est. $10–$60
First Grade Etudes is an electronic braille file from the American Printing House for the Blind (APH). It is listed in APH's Louis database. The "Etudes" title suggests a first-grade reading or music practice book, but the product page doesn't say which. Check the content with APH before you order. It is a digital file, not a printed book. You will need a way to read or emboss braille files, such as a refreshable braille display or a braille embosser. The page notes that it can be bought with Federal Quota funds, which are used for students who are blind or have low vision.
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(Louis) i-Ready Learning, Magnetic Reading (E-File)
$183.00
This is a Louis database item for the i-Ready Learning program, covering the Magnetic Reading lesson, delivered as an electronic file. It is made for young students who read through touch or low vision and use i-Ready in the classroom. The file is the content itself, so you will need a way to open and read it, and the details of what the file contains and which devices it works with are best confirmed with the manufacturer before ordering.
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(Louis) Reveal Math Integrated, I (E-File)
$25.00
This is the electronic file version of Reveal Math Integrated, I, a math title from the Louis Database. The Louis Database lists accessible educational materials for students with vision loss. It is a learning material for young students, not a device. The source gives little beyond the title and file format, so confirm the grade level and what the file contains with the seller before ordering. Pair it with a teacher of students with visual impairments who can match the file to the student's reading method.
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(Louis) i-Ready Classroom, Mathematics, Volume 1(E-File)
$1,114.00
This is a braille or accessible e-file version of the i-Ready Classroom Mathematics Volume 1 curriculum, produced by the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) to make mainstream math instructional materials accessible to students with visual impairments. The e-file format is typically a digital braille-ready file (BRF or similar) that a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI) or braille transcriber downloads and embosses locally, or delivers electronically to a student's refreshable braille display. It's designed for a student who is blind or has low vision and is enrolled in a general education math class using the i-Ready Classroom series — so the student gets the same curriculum content their sighted peers use, just in an accessible format. This is not a standalone learning program; the school will need an embosser or braille display to actually render the content, and a TVI to manage distribution. Federal Quota funds are eligible for this item, which is the primary way most schools acquire APH materials.
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ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments(EPUB)
$45.95
This book is a teaching guide for educators who work with students who have visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area it explains the reasoning behind the instruction and offers suggestions and strategies for teaching it. It's an EPUB digital file, so you read it on an e-reader or app, not on paper. It's written for teachers, not for students to read themselves.
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(Louis) Into Reading, Know It, Show It, Independent Practice(E-File)
$254.00
This is a student practice workbook for the Into Reading program, supplied as an E-File, a digital file that APH's Louis database supplies for braille production. It covers the Know It, Show It, Independent Practice portion of the program for a student who reads braille and follows a classroom reading curriculum.
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(Louis) Do You Hear What I Hear (E-File)
Est. $10–$60
This is the electronic file version of a book titled Do You Hear What I Hear, listed in the Louis database that APH keeps for blind and visually impaired readers. Because it is an E-File, it is meant to be opened with compatible software on your own device, not read from a printed page. The product page doesn't describe the book's content, so check the title's details before ordering. Federal Quota funds are available for it, which can help schools cover the cost for eligible students.
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(Louis) myPerspectives, English Language Arts, Volume 1 (Large Print)
$805.00
This is the large print edition of the myPerspectives English Language Arts Volume 1 textbook, listed in the Louis database. It gives students with low vision the school's English Language Arts content in a bigger, easier-to-read format. The listing doesn't say what grade level it covers or how many pages it has, so confirm the grade and edition with the school or APH before ordering. It is a textbook for reading, not a device, and it is eligible for federal quota funds.
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(Louis) Reveal Math Integrated, I (Tactile)
$3,130.00
This is the tactile edition of Reveal Math Integrated, Level I, a math curriculum made for students who are blind or have low vision. Students read it by touch, so they can work through math lessons without relying on print. It's listed in the Louis database, APH's catalog of accessible educational materials. It's also eligible for Federal Quota funds, so schools can buy it with those funds. This is the instructional material only. The tactile format means the student needs braille reading skills, and a teacher of students with visual impairments will usually guide how it fits into daily lessons.
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ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments
$45.95
ECC Essentials is a book for teachers of students with visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, which are the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area, the book explains why it matters and offers suggestions and strategies for teaching it. It's written for the educator, so it isn't a workbook or something a student would use directly. It's also made to order, and it can come as an electronic EPUB file that needs an EPUB reader.
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(Louis) myPerspectives English Language Arts (Braille)
$935.00
This is the braille edition of the myPerspectives English Language Arts curriculum, a school reading and language arts program, listed in the Louis database of accessible textbooks. It gives a student who reads braille a way to work with the same course material as classmates, and it's meant for a school-age student.
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(Louis) Core Knowledge Language Arts, Unit 2 Actvity Book, Empires in the Middle Ages, Part 1 (E-File)
$181.00
This is the Unit 2 activity book for the Core Knowledge Language Arts program, on the topic Empires in the Middle Ages, Part 1. It is made for students with low vision or blindness who need the classroom materials in an accessible format. The listings show both a large print edition and an electronic file (E-File) edition, so confirm which format you are ordering. The E-File edition is a digital file and needs a device that can open and display it.
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(Louis) Etudes, Op. 25 (E-File)
Est. $10–$60
This is a braille music score of Etudes, Op. 25, delivered as an electronic file (E-File) from the Louis Database. The Louis Database is the American Printing House's collection of accessible books and music. The file is meant for a blind or low vision musician who reads braille music, such as a piano student working on études. Because it is a digital file, you will need a way to read or emboss braille to use it. It does not come as a printed book.
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(Louis) Into Reading, Know It, Show It, Independent Practice (Large Print)
$289.00
This is a large print version of the Independent Practice material that goes with the Into Reading program. It gives students with low vision a printed practice resource they can read in the same program their classmates use. The listing says very little about what's inside, so confirm the grade level, page count, and contents with APH before ordering. It is tied to the Into Reading curriculum, so it makes sense mainly where that program is in use.
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(Louis) TransMath, Level 1, Developing Number Sense, Interactive Text (E-File)
$1,716.00
This is the Level 1 interactive text from the TransMath program, which builds early number sense, in a version for students who read braille. The text is a student's workbook-style volume rather than a stand-alone course, so it works best alongside the rest of the Level 1 materials and a teacher who knows the program. The same title is also sold as an electronic file at a much lower price, and the braille edition is a large, heavy set, so confirm which format you need before ordering.
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Cortical Visual Impairment: Advanced Principles
$45.95
This book is a follow-up to APH's earlier CVI text on assessment and intervention. It goes deeper into topics like literacy, social skills, and orientation and mobility (O&M, which is learning to travel safely) for students with CVI. It also covers students who have CVI along with other disabilities, such as complex communication needs and hearing loss. The authors look at a student's whole day, including the tasks, interactions, and places they meet, to show how each can be evaluated and adapted to build visual skills. It's written for teachers and other professionals, and it makes the most sense if you already know the basics of CVI. It comes as a made-to-order print book or a digital file; the digital version needs an EPUB reader.
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ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments(Print)
$76.95
ECC Essentials is a print book for teachers of students with visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area, it offers the reasoning behind it, along with suggestions and strategies for teaching it. This is a reference for educators, not a program a student works through on their own. It is made to order, so expect a wait before it ships, and all sales are final.
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(Louis) myView Literacy, 3.2, Student Interactive (Large Print)
$628.00
This is the large print edition of the Student Interactive for myView Literacy, level 3.2, a reading and language arts program used in a grade-level classroom. It is a print student book, so a child with low vision can follow the same lessons as classmates. The listing doesn't say what the lessons or activities include, so confirm the grade level and contents with APH before ordering.
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(Louis) Eureka Math 2, Learn, Grade 2, Module 5, Money, Data, and Customary Measurement (E-File)
$110.00
This is the Grade 2, Module 5 student book from Eureka Math 2, covering money, data, and customary measurement, in a version made for students with vision loss. The listing shows an e-file format and a large print format of the same title. It is a lesson book for second graders, so you'll need the matching teacher materials and an adult guiding the lessons.
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Cortical Visual Impairment: Advanced Principles(EPUB)
$45.95
This is the EPUB (digital book) edition of a professional text on cortical visual impairment (CVI), written as a follow-up to an earlier book on assessing CVI and planning support. It goes deeper into areas like literacy, social skills, and orientation and mobility. It also covers students who have CVI along with other needs, such as complex communication needs or hearing loss. The authors look at a student's whole day, including tasks, interactions, and surroundings, to show how each can be reviewed and adjusted to build visual skills. It is written for teachers of students with visual impairments, therapists, and others on a student's team, so it will be most useful in the hands of professionals. Because it builds on the first book, it may help to have read that one first.
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Accessible Mathematics Education for Students With Visual Impairments (Print)
$54.95
This print book from APH Press is written for K–12 teachers who need to adapt core math concepts for students with visual impairments. It is the second title in the APH Press STEM series. It is a professional guide for the adults planning and teaching the lessons, not a workbook for students, so a teacher of students with visual impairments or a classroom teacher will get the most from it.
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(Louis) Sonata, No. 5, Op. 80 (E-File)
Est. $10–$60
This is a braille music score file, Sonata No. 5, Op. 80, delivered as an electronic file (E-File) instead of a printed volume. It comes from the Louis database, a collection of braille and accessible materials from the American Printing House (APH). A braille music reader can use it with refreshable braille or a braille embosser. It gives a blind musician a score they can read by touch. The file is only the score, so you will also need a way to read or emboss the braille. It is eligible for Federal Quota funds, which can help schools pay for it.
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(Louis) i-Ready Classroom, Mathematics, Volume 2(Braille)
$1,263.00
This is the braille edition of Volume 2 of the i-Ready Classroom Mathematics curriculum, made for students who read braille. It is a print-and-practice style classroom material, so it works as a learning resource rather than a device. It is listed as a Louis database item and is available through federal quota funds.
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