Atlanta students create device to help blind children learn Braille
In a world where the visually-impaired are increasingly relying on digital devices, only 10 percent of blind children are being taught Braille, meaning 9 out of 10 blind children cannot read. To help change that, a group of Atlanta middle school students have invented a device to help children learn, MyFoxAtlanta.com reported.
‘Truant’ music prodigy Avery Gagliano gets her day at D.C. Council
Strict District Policies Lead Piano Prodigy to Homeschooling
DC school bureaucracy flushes out ‘truant’ piano prodigy to homeschool
A Washington Post writer has stirred up a hornet’s nest, reporting Monday that a 13-year-old Washington, D.C., piano prodigy was flushed out of the public school system and into homeschooling because the district was bureaucratically unable or unwilling to accommodate her unconventional training and performance schedule.
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