FAQ guiding a blind or visually impaired person
FAQ - Guiding the blind/visually impaired
Question: How do I support someone with blindness or visual impairment in getting around within buildings and outside?
FAQ - Guiding the blind/visually impaired
Question: How do I support someone with blindness or visual impairment in getting around within buildings and outside?
MSJE Guidelines for conducting written examination for People with Disabilities- FAQ
Question 1: What is a scribe?
Answer: A scribe is someone, who reads the questions and writes down a student’s dictated answers in an examination.
For the training of visual perception and fine motor skills even in the
smallest children.
- Tailor-made for children with visual and multiple disorders, to assist in
From the age of two, I had a childhood passion to join Indian army and serve my mother land, India, but this was shattered when I started losing my eye-sight from the age of seven due to mac
Vibrating footwear could help astronauts and visually impaired earthlings skirt obstacles.
As many as 30 visually-impaired students from a city school were taken on a nature walk to a delightful experience of envisioning birds through their distinctive sounds.
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Lagging behind its scheduled deadline, the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has finally made the move to fast-track the process of making all the 22 international airports in the country disabled-friendly.
Wind up schemes not working properly. Chalk out schemes which are in the interest of students. This was stated by Minister of State for Technical Education (Independent Charge), Deepak Joshi at a meeting of ITI principals here today.
BHUBANESWAR: The first phase of making buildings and public places accessible to the physically challenged is expected to commence by September-end. The Department of Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SSEPD) has sought for a financial estimate from the Public Works Department and a couple of other agencies for the project.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Three robotic models by a seven-year-old student attracted visitors amid a series of interesting experimental works by engineering and science graduates on display at the TECH FOSS 2K16.
CHENNAI: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium saw a hustle of activity as the track was prepared for an athletic event. As each group of participants walked by holding hands, led by a teacher, it was clear that this was not a regular track competition.
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