Vision Empower’s work featured in Wipro Foundation’s Monthly Newsletter- Samuhik Pahal
Head over to page Pg 40 to read Vision Empower’s work on ‘Happily Bridging the Computational Thinking Divide’
An Empowering Odyssey
A day in the life of a teacher with visual impairment- Teachers Day 2022!
Every morning Bhagyashree wakes up at 5:30 am excited about the learning and imparting of knowledge each day brings to her life. Being a special teacher for over 20 years, she is proud to have defied the norms by fulfilling her dream of becoming a teacher, as a person with...
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Finding Back the Joy of Reading! World Book Day 2022
Nibin found a friend in Audible & Storytel (Accessible & Expressive audiobooks platforms)
When I was growing up, as a school-going boy interested in reading, I searched the libraries to find books. Braille Books. To my surprise, the only Braille books available were textbooks and religious books. That surely wasn’t my cup of tea. I was eager to read fiction and science fantasy novels but couldn’t find one that was accessible for me.
Dhanalakshmi’s Work With Vision Empower
Dhanalakshmi B speaks of her experience with Vision Empower. We truly appreciate her generous heart that has caused her to volunteer above and beyond her regular responsibilities
“It’s Magic!”: Imagination, Creativity and a Whole lot of Learning
The children had an opportunity to gain exposure to topics not typically taught in schools for the visually impaired. It was 2 days of absolute fun with learning.
Vidhya’s Journey with VE: Inspired by the Cause
With her teaching experience for sighted children, Vidhya took up the challenge of designing accessible curriculum for Grades 1 and 2 for children with visual impairment.
Volunteering with Commitment : Devidatta Ghosh
Devidutta's discussion with Supriya kindled a curiosity about the possibility of using a customized version of the activities and teaching aids she was using for sighted children.
PRAGYA 2019: REFLECTIONS AND EXPERIENCES
The teachers training program, Pragya 2019, conducted on the 26th, 27th and 28th of June, served as a platform for many science and math teachers in the state to come together for 3 days of learning and fun. The event offered an opportunity for teachers to brush up their skills, learn through the experiences of other teachers in the group, and also get to know one another closely, creating a community that enables its members to learn from one another.
