📌 Chapter Summary
This lesson focuses on sensitivity, care, and empathy towards the elderly and visually impaired persons. It introduces the Braille script, developed by Louis Braille, which enables visually impaired individuals to read and write using raised dots.
Answer: Visually impaired people identify objects and individuals by their sharp sense of touch, hearing voices/footsteps, and smelling scents.
Answer: Braille is a special reading and writing system for visually challenged people where letters are represented by patterns of raised dots on thick paper, read by running fingers across them. It was invented by Louis Braille.
Answer: The Braille script is based on a system of six raised dots.
Answer:
1. Helping them safely cross busy roads.
2. Reading out news, books, or letters to them.
3. Offering them our seat in public buses.
4. Spending quality time listening to their stories and feelings.
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