Which statement about teaching a child to use Braille is correct?
a. Instruction should begin long before the child enters school.
b. Instruction is best done by a parent.
c. Instruction should not include activities associated with a traditional basal reading series.
d. Instruction in Braille is recommended only for students who cannot read print, not for those who are legally blind.
Question 2
Braille is
a. a variation of Morse code.
b. a specialized language of the blind.
c. a code rather than a language.
d. based on a series of twelve raised dots.
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