bject: Re: [AI] Seeking Info on blind schools in Assam.
Dear Payal
Jyoti Niketan School at Guwahati would perhaps be the best. Its run by
Christian missionary sisters. In the higher standards the students
have to attend in Montfort School.
Regarding screen reader and accessible technology you can co
Dear Payal
Jyoti Niketan School at Guwahati would perhaps be the best. Its run by
Christian missionary sisters. In the higher standards the students
have to attend in Montfort School.
Regarding screen reader and accessible technology you can contact Mr.
Laishram Leingakpa in Guwahati and who hims
thank you Avinash for the prompt response. I will pass this along for
them to check for themselves. Perhaps they will have additional info
about using technology as well.
On 5/23/14, avinash shahi wrote:
> There are two schools I came across while searching Assam Social
> justice ministry's websi
Their are 8 blind schools in Assam. Jorhat Blind Institution, Guahati
Blind School, Montfort Blind School, Borhompur Blind school
Jyotinikaton Blind School, Bihpuria Blind School, Ghilamara Blind
School. recently N.F.B. has established a school in Dharamtool near
Jagirud.
On 5/23/14, payal wrote:
There are two schools I came across while searching Assam Social
justice ministry's website.
pasting info below
(b) Blind School, Jorhat provides special education facilities to the
Blind students (both boys and girls) up to H.S.L.C. standard. Teachers
are trained in Braille method for imparting ed
Hi,
Would anybody on this list have information on schools for the blind in
Assam? There is a 9 year old child going blind and needs help. We would also
appreciate information on any resource centres/computer training institutes
to initiate the child in using screen readers.
This is of an urge
