LEGO's New Bricks Make Learning Braille Fun For Visually Impaired Students
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Invented by French teenager Louis Braille in 1824, braille has enabled millions of visually impaired kids worldwide to learn to read and write. However, the system of raised dots, representing individual alphabet and numbers, can be complicated for younger students to grasp. As a result, parents and educators are increasingly shunning the tactile literacy system, which is taught using special textbooks, in favor of online learning programs. Now, Denmark's LEGO Group hopes to reverse the trend with the help of braille bricks that allow children to learn through play.
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- mywogisy-1600943363175년 이하I LOVE LEGOS B)
- mywogisy-1600943363175년 이하make a lego person
- readerzplus99m5년 이하That is great edication for blind students!!
- meowmeow25년 이하Why didn't they mention the LEGO Batmobile? That's 3,300 pieces, and it's hard to fix.
- cm25년 이하cool
- braiden6915년 이하It’s amazing how something made for things at home then gets put into education and actually helps. Just like Minecraft EDU.
- endme345년 이하so lit
- nanasbug5년 이하I love this article so much.
- spacegurl4년 이상So do i
- bigchunky5년 이하this is crazy cool and i mean all of them!!!!!
- ash561005년 이하im so happy these people are making these people into something it is so nice too see somebody with a disibilty having fun