Reply To: “The Boy who Sees without Eyes” (Year 1 Thur.)

[Anonymous]

In this documentary I was really surprised by the fact that the boy learnt to live normally with his disability. He was able to “see without eyes” and I find it very interesting. It’s amazing that he didn’t give up after losing his sight. I didn’t know that people can learn echolocation and use it in normal, daily life. In my opinion, blind children and low children should be taught echolocation at school, but only if they’re going to special school. I think in normal school, when most of kids are healthy, teaching echolocation isn’t necessary, but it could be an extra subject is such schools. So, in my mind, children with low vision or blind children should take classes in special schools and there they will be taught such useful abilities for them like echolocation.