Sentence examples for disabilities to read from inspiring English sources

We've tried to change people's prejudice against the disabled and teach people with disabilities to read and write and use the internet.

Several nations, mostly in the developed world, have varying provisions that allow books to be produced in Braille, audio, and sometimes electronic or large print to make it possible for people with vision loss or other print-reading disabilities to read the books.

Once a space has been reviewed, AbleRoad publishes the review, which allows others who have a similar disability to read the reviews, making it easier to research and choose the businesses they want to patronize.

I was given a copy of "Welcome to Holland" an essay by Emily Perl Kingsley about having a child with a disability, to read just a few months after my daughter, Hannah was diagnosed.

If a child with a print disability wanted to read a school textbook, or even a best-seller about their favorite sports star, he or she would hope that the book was among the 5% of books recorded on audiotape or published in Braille.

Developmental dyslexia is a specific disability in learning to read and spell adequately despite at least normal intelligence, adequate instruction, adequate socio-cultural opportunities, and the absence of sensory defects in vision and hearing [ 1].

One of the barriers to teaching social studies to students without and with disabilities is students' ability to read and understand written expository text.

Shelter records indicate that the man might have a learning disability and be unable to read, the judge said.

Despite her disability, she learnt how to read and write and was later accepted in the LHW programme by the Department of Health in Sindh.

Advocacy for Inclusion's chief executive, Christina Ryan, said some people with a disability may not be able to read the letters sent by Centrelink.

This is a dance of shifting definitions of "ability" and "disability". I was interested, then, to read an article in the Boston Globe spotlighting recent developments with the Accessible Icon Project, another important statement on disability.