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Deficientes visuais e crianças cegas aprendem a viver de forma independente.
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Os lemas da escola para deficientes visuais de Zollikofen (cantão de Berna) são “competências para a vida prática” e “orientação e mobilidade”. Além disso, as crianças e jovens aprendem Braille e tratamento de texto. Uma visita à escola com o fotógrafo Peter Mosimann.
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