How do I teach the Bannatyne Program if a student is color blind?
The short answer is, “You can; there is no problem at all.” You do not have to make any special provisions for students who are color blind because research has shown that single colors on a white background, (which is the case with the Bannatyne Program) are not a problem for color blind students.
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