In the USA there needs to be more awareness when it comes to disabilities in general, especially visual impairment because anytime somebody tells me that they’re living in a rural area that am I opinion only means one thing, a lack of transportation, and most importantly, good opportunities for you to have a good career and work
To anyone who is listening to this podcast who is blind and visually impaired, and still goes to K-12 schools you can still go to regular public school, but I would highly highly recommend Governor Morehead school or any other school for the visually impaired in your state because for example, a lot of times regular public school does not have as good level accommodations support and even activities versus at Governor Morehead school for example you can do way more than just your education
I get that… But I also feel like blind schools don’t exactly teach you the skills that you need when living in a world full of sighted people. But that’s just my opinion. A lot of people are sheltered and that’s the sadness of it.
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In the USA there needs to be more awareness when it comes to disabilities in general, especially visual impairment because anytime somebody tells me that they’re living in a rural area that am I opinion only means one thing, a lack of transportation, and most importantly, good opportunities for you to have a good career and work
To anyone who is listening to this podcast who is blind and visually impaired, and still goes to K-12 schools you can still go to regular public school, but I would highly highly recommend Governor Morehead school or any other school for the visually impaired in your state because for example, a lot of times regular public school does not have as good level accommodations support and even activities versus at Governor Morehead school for example you can do way more than just your education
I get that… But I also feel like blind schools don’t exactly teach you the skills that you need when living in a world full of sighted people. But that’s just my opinion. A lot of people are sheltered and that’s the sadness of it.