Braille Tracking Techniques

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Title	:	Braille Tracking Techniques
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Thank you so much for this video I am learning Braille as a 60-something year-old because I have macular degeneration and I saw the frustration that my father had as he gradually lost his vision to MD He was an avid reader, as am I This video was such a great help Now I need something to help me learn UEB I have a book, but it isn’t much help
Comment from : @childofmary7959

As a low vision newbie, doing everyday tasks feels like learning how to walk all over again, and reading and writing are no exceptions I've been looking for videos like this as the other videos about Braille on Youtube are about the codes So, I really appreciate the time and dedication you put into this video Do you have similar videos on writing using a slate?
Comment from : @shae_anwar

thank you for sharing this video, im quite new at braille , i have the Hable One braille remote for my smartphone i really like learning how to write braille with this device it came with a braille card but this piece of paper doesnt make any sense to me maybe since i have never read braille before , i dont even know what is up or down or front or back of this braille card altho i think its a nice piece to practice with a bit small yes also i am left handed thanks for reading Mak from snowy Alaska :) enjoy your day
Comment from : @makkienai

Interesting lesson Well done You have such a sweet & calm manner What a great teacher!
Comment from : @chaplainmattsanders4884

Why not vertical writing with odd number lines on the left page and even on the right To make system more synetrical
Comment from : @wetdities4921

Very helpfull
Comment from : @wetdities4921

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Comment from : @kevincarrico9712

Fabry disease
Comment from : @kevincarrico9712

Fibularis (peroneus) longus
Comment from : @kevincarrico9712

Can someone please explain the difference between the finger pad and the fingertip? I am having trouble figuring out the difference between those I am completely blind
Comment from : @hopemcmann8159

I realise that I'm automatically reading with the left handed technique - is it worth me trying to read right handed so I can use the butterfly technique? It looks as though itt might be a little faster A moot point at the moment, I can only read ten words a minute at the moment, but I want to do what I can to get better I've only been studying a month, and so far can only read uncontracted, but RNIB are helping me learn
Comment from : @blindknitter

I am a direct care services provider, and one of my clients has just started learning braille She was given a small peg box to form letters, a few pages of braille that contain the alphabet, and today some flash cards Since I do not work the shift in which the person from the Commission for the Blind comes, I have no clue how to help her learn, but she was frankly flailing along, and I have to help if I can I figured tracking and good form would be about the first things she would need to learn, along with letter recognition and basic skills, "sensitizing" her finger pads to feel the braille more efficiently, etc But I, also, am starting from ground level, less even than kindergarten, frankly This video was exactly what I was looking for at this time, I want to thank you so much My client also has other issues, but I think with some extra care and keeping it as non-stress and consistent as possible, I might be able to help her Thank you again
Comment from : @debhalverson3956

Strangely, in practically every other aspect of my life, I am right-dominant, but, with Braille, my left index is far more sensitive than my right one, so, thanks for teaching me the left-hand method as well Had never heard about this before!
Comment from : @auroranebulosa

I am learning Braille and so far I’m doing very good!(; I’m visually impaired from glaucoma and I also want to be an educator of the visually impaired so that’s why I chose to learn braille It’s one of the best Choices I’ve ever made in my life
Comment from : @allaboutglaucomajasmynpoli7681

Thank you for your tips, I have been learning for the last three and a half years and want to get quicker at reading now
Comment from : @indaystocome7416