How's Life For Visually Impaired Children In Mainstream Schools? | In Plain Sight - Part 1/3

Mark Sean’en is a Primary 6 boy from Alexandra Primary School who will be taking his PSLE. He is blind in his left eye. A situation occurs during choir practice where a schoolmate’s harsh words causes tension.
Mihran Usman is a Primary 2 boy from Tampines North Primary with a cheerful disposition. He has poor vision and uses a desktop magnifier in class to help him see the whiteboard. He shows off his gym class skills.
Low Tze Csi is a sweet but shy Primary 2 girl from Pei Chun Public School. Her BFFs rally around her as they help her to accomplish daily tasks in school.
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About the show: Four primary school children with varying degrees of visual impairment (VI) offer us a peek into their lives in mainstream schools; their journey teaching us the value of an ‘inclusive education’.
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[@tanjongmalim6869]

Impressed that Singapore education system provides a channel for these category of handicapped personnel . Also shows that Singapore society is more matured to accept that human capability is his/her ability to learn mentally .

[@Lulu-ut9pv]

Mark is a gentleman, I hope he has full and enriching life

[@khadijah3519]

Such great dispositions from deep within yourselves and in the family/schools!! Bless All of You❤

[@l156a21]

Honestly if it were me, I'd be snarking at the kid near the beginning who was asking if I'm blind for the umpteenth time by saying "Well, I guess I'm not the only one with a disability here seeing that someone has trouble hearing the very clear statements I made a moment ago."

[@carolyn9157]

I live in America and work in special education. I'm a Para professional my job is to help special need kids in the classroom. I love my job and seeing the kids become more independent.

[@thomastan7511]

Well done, working towards a caring society

[@HalfBlindTravel]

Singapore is far ahead of America when it comes to awareness for disabled.

[@joeyyew4144]

Sean en seams smart, I believe he will get good grades

[@candre2796]

i agree

[@tohirerjanov]

Hello, I'm from Uzbekistan, my name is Tahir, I'm 30 years old, I have very poor eyesight, so I graduated from a special school for blind children in Uzbekistan. I was educated in Louis Braille at school.
I have a great idea for an invention related to "education of blind children", if your country supports it I would make it happen in your country!

[@alexchua816]

👍👍👍

[@Ennnn.jenn.]

Mannn I wan frm pcpss as well but I grad 2 years ago n like Mr ong was my p1 p2 music Cher as well n now I miss school😭😭

[@horsey8765]

Wow

[@theathomas2465]

I had absence seziure at school math lesson and I stared for 30 mintines

[@unitedfederationofplanets]

It's kor kor! Not uncle!!!!
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[@gudigondarajkumar1962]

🙏👍

[@muhdarifarif8018]

Wah tampines North pri ! My former pri schl !❤

[@linzixuan29]

Why is their pants so short ?

[@ishouldbedoingmyhomeworkno535]

Because Singapore is very hot you know

[@JVan-yd3zz]

Cos here the weather options are hot, hot and drenched, hot & humid, and fires of hell. only very rarely do we have the privilege of aircon imitation.

[@coconutwombats]

yes so true but kindergarten has aircon but not the other ages

[@linzixuan29]

Second