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Oct 16, 2014
I have a sweet second grader who is visually impaired. He has a condition that is degenerative. He will not get better. He is also losing his hearing and has hearing aides. He is in the regular second grade and has an aide(but not visually/hearing certified). She is doing her best to help me out with ideas how to help him in music but we are both out of ideas.
Does anyone have a similar situation? Any suggestions what I can do to keep including this boy in music?
thanks
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I was also supposed to submit all papers, etc ahead of time so that they could be Brailled for her.
On 10/16/14, anon wrote: > Hi > >...See More