Music
Students with a visual impairment have the same innate hearing and musical ability as any child, however they may be more interested in sounds and consequently may learn to pay closer attention to what they hear. A student in a music class will most likely enjoy a the class as much as any child and should be encouraged to participate fully.
There are some considerations to ensure that the student is successful in the class, such as where the student sits, making the instruments available and sheet music. An orientation and mobility specialist will likely work with the child to help the student be comfortable and independent in the class, helping the student to know where and how to access the instrument room, seating and stands. The teacher of students with visual impairments may assist the student by accessing braille music technology to help the student to be successful.