Blind and visually impaired students take on summer learning beyond the classroom

Each summer, Perkins School for the Blind hosts summer programs for children and young adults who are blind and visually impaired. We hear what summer learning means for those students and how it prepares them to live more independently.

For Kids — Blind Beginnings

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PPT - Teaching A Student With A Visual Impairment in the Classroom

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Dos and Don'ts for Teaching VI Students

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Program Prepares Students with Visual Impairments for Future

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Technology Benefits Special Education Classrooms - And Beyond

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