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Tiago is a blind Brazilian student who attends classes with sighted students and uses a laptop. A social inclusion campaign group discusses how information technology courses promote the social inclusion of blind people in Brazil. These courses teach students how to use software like JAWS that reads text aloud, allowing blind people to access the labor market. While Braille is also used, technology allows blind people to lead normal lives alongside their sighted peers.
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- 1. English Social Inclusion Campaign Group 3: Júlia Rocha,Giovanna Lima,Alessandra Torquetti,Letícia Monteiro e Fernanda Leite Turma:75 Teacher:Ana Carolina
- 2. A blind person, can live well in society, we met a student in the classroom with other “normal” students. In this work we discussed the inclusion of students with visual disabilities.
- 5. Blind people can also use a system called Braille to read and write. Raised dots arranged in different patterns stand for letters and numbers.