I've been having blogging problems on certain computers so I haven't been able to update in a couple of weeks. Well, I've been praticing contractions and I have them down pretty good. The book i'm learning braille out of shows some examples of contractions but i'm sure there are more in braille reading. In the last week I have started working on single-letter contractions. Single-letter contractions are letters of the alphabet which are used to represent WHOLE WORDS when they stand alone. For example, the braille letter b standing alone represents the word but. I couldn't find many examples on online but heres the best one I've seen.
This blog is all about my journey of learning to read braille. I am interested in finding some difficulties of blind children and the most obvious difficulty that came to mind was reading, so i've decided to make an effort to read braille in order to understand a little piece of a blind person's world. I am doing my senior project on the topic of blind children and challenges they deal with.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Cool Braille
I've been looking around on the internet and found some pretty cool things in braille that I thought people might be interested in seeing or knowing about.
This is pretty cool. It says JOY.
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Braille Art
A woman with innumerable black dots of braille on her naked body rests on an illuminated box as spectators look on during the performance art show "Consultation," at the ongoing Contemporary Art Exhibition in Nanjing, East China’s Jiangsu Province on December 16th.
This is pretty cool. It says JOY.
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Braille Jewelry
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Braille Tattoos
I think this looks pretty painful to get. The site I seen it on said it has to implanted. Ouch! |
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