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by Mrs. Wellman 6 years ago

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Uncontracted Vs. Contracted Braille

The debate over the best mode of Braille for early learners revolves around the use of uncontracted versus contracted Braille. Uncontracted Braille is simpler and may be easier for beginners, particularly those with lower IQs or multiple disabilities, but it doesn’

Uncontracted Vs. Contracted Braille

What is the best mode for early braille users?

Use of Contracted Braille

reduces print by only 20%

contracted words are more difficult for low IQ readers

has a long learning curve

is more complex

most multi-diabled children can't learn

elimination of relearning process

helps sustain comprehension of slow learners

reading rate is higher

accuracy and comprehension tested above if trained with Contracted braille

uses less text space

teaching space before and after letter and word, teaches comprehension right from the start of learning

Use of Uncontracted Braille

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