child are gift from God to humans.but some time child are not work properly. it means thaose childern in some problems. in this case a major problem with child blindness.School is a big part of your life and we have advice around choosing subjects, exams and study skills, after school clubs and activities as well as how to start planning for life after school and moving on to college, uni or work. If you're going to school, college and university,Blindness problem is a major problem, because no one know how doing every one in earth.
The first school with a focus on proper education was the Yorkshire School for the Blind in England. Established in 1835.Another important institution at the time was the General Institution for the Blind at Birmingham (1847). in 1880s also saw the introduction of compulsory elementary education for the Blind throughout the United States.The early 20th century saw a handful of blind students enrolled in their neighborhood schools, with special educational supports. Most still attended residential institutions, but that number dropped steadily as the years wore on - especially after the white cane was adopted into common use as a mobility tool and symbol of blindness in the 1930s.The blind childerns growing awareness among parents, teachers, blind youth, and the adult blind community that the education which blind children are receiving is failing them. They are not receiving a quality education which can prepare them to compete in the demanding high tech economy and society of the 21st Century.They are not learning to use and trust the alternative techniques which blind persons must have if they are to be successful.They are not developing the positive attitudes toward their blindness which are so essential to them if they are to become mature, responsible, productive adults.
The first school with a focus on proper education was the Yorkshire School for the Blind in England. Established in 1835.Another important institution at the time was the General Institution for the Blind at Birmingham (1847). in 1880s also saw the introduction of compulsory elementary education for the Blind throughout the United States.The early 20th century saw a handful of blind students enrolled in their neighborhood schools, with special educational supports. Most still attended residential institutions, but that number dropped steadily as the years wore on - especially after the white cane was adopted into common use as a mobility tool and symbol of blindness in the 1930s.
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