Visually impaired students hope for a brighter future

It is wonderful seeing how a visually impaired person reads or writes without the use of physical eyesight. One wonders how they write and they read. As Jean d’Amour Mbonyinshuti writes,the loss of sight seems to be compensated for by an enhanced sense of touch as seen by their use of fingers to read and write. The sense of sight is clearly one of the most important and much more important when one is a learner. Losing this sense is always a problem especially when it happens later on in life. Some of visually impaired people develop stigma once they lose their sight thinking it is the end of the world for them.