Venn Diagrams in a non-Math Grade 3 workbook
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Good morning, I am new to this group, so please excuse my fumbling around to get where I need to be... I am transcribing a Reader/English consumable book for a 3rd grader, and it contains Venn Diagrams! What would be the most clear way to convey this information to an 8 year old?? Thank you for your insight! Maureen
If this is non math it should be posted in Braille Formats/Textbook.
I believe Venn diagrams are drawn for 3rd grade readers.
Welcome to the Forum Maureen! I apologize for not getting to this sooner. Writing from the point-of-view of someone who has done extensive work with tactile diagrams, I would suggest that even at the age of 8 years, it is good to expose young readers to tactile graphics. Something like a Venn diagram is usually fairly simple, however if it contains a large amount of text, you may have to use an alphabetic key, or possibly a simplified tactile graphic along with a transcriber's note explaining how the information is shown in braille.
Hope this helps. If you require further assistance, I suggest that you could post an attachment of the print page with a question under the Tactile Graphics section of the Forum.Betty
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