How do crystals work_ - Graham Baird 05:07 How do cigarettes affect the body_ - Krishna Sudhir 05:21 How do brain scans work_ - John Borghi and Elizabeth Waters 05:01 How close are we to eradicating HIV_ - Philip A. Chan 04:54 How Braille was invented _ Moments of Vision 9...
I traveled around the US with the teachers and classmates, but I did my own research on the topic.In the US, almost every restroom has special rooms for people in wheelchairs(轮椅)and aid for the blind(盲人). Braille(盲文) is on the restroom door to help guide blind people. It ...
Some deaf-blind people use a Screen Braille Communicator (SBC). This is a small, portable device that enables them to communicate with sighted people. The device has a QWERTY keyboard wotj an LCD display on one side, and an eight-cell braille display on the other side. The sighted person...
Don't use emoji, but do capitalize your hashtags Emoji are often extremelydifficult for screen readers and their usersto understand. Avoid using emoji to replace words, and use simple, contextual descriptions of the emoji in question. If you feel the need to include a hashtag in your image'...
Summarizing is a way to help you understand and remember what you read. 3. Model Paragraph Shrinking and gradually involve your students in the process. a. Listen to me read the first paragraph of this passage about Louis Braille. (By the way, ChatGPT created this passage for me. I simpl...
[ ] . Because she was clever. . The reason is that her teacher, Miss Sulivan, could understand her and encourage her to do everything valuable. . The reason is that she had a strong character. . Because she could see and hear a little. 相关知识点: ...
In addition to innovations around voice, tech firms are also working on enhancements to touch. Visually impaired people have been using touch – in the form of Braille – to read since the idea was invented nearly200 years ago. However, Braille users do face barriers in ...
People who read Braille(盲人点字法) , they have a larger hand sensory area in their brain than those of us who don't. Your dominant hand motor region which is on the left side of your brain, if you areright-handed, is larger than the other side. And research shows that Londontaxi ...
some of whom don’t even know she’s blind.She tries to be a role model for young people but is realistic about what she can and can’t do.She even makes fun of the challenges she faces as a blind person - like sharing a video that she once bit into a lemon,thinking it was a...
At 18, Katie Stubblefield lost her face. At 21, she became the youngest person in the U.S. to undergo the still experimental surgery. Follow her incredible story.