14 October 2026
When we hear the word literacy, we often picture a student looking at a book, reading words on a worksheet or typing on a screen. But literacy isn't always visual.
For students who are blind or have low vision, literacy may be accessed through touch. Braille is the best-known form of touch-based literacy, allowing the reader to access letters, words, punctuation, numbers and other information through patterns of raised dots.
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