tactile map point symbol_open box
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Tactile cartography expert R. Rener discovered a five-point symbol in 1993 that is highly legible for individuals with visual impairments. This distinctive shape boasts a rounded top surface, making it an excellent choice for tactile maps. By incorporating this symbol into your teaching materials, you can create more accessible routes and layouts for visually impaired or blind students, empowering them to navigate new environments with confidence.
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