A School Day: Study of a Visually Handicapped Child
New York University
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Produced by Dr. Arthur E. Gillman
Beth, a blind nine-year-old, is integrated into normal school life with the aid of braille textbooks, math machines, and typewriters. A specialized teacher and special friend help her through difficulties, but she is encouraged to search and feel her own way. Moreover, her parents help her achieve a near-normal life at home. The film show that in a supportive atmosphere created by home, school, and community, and blind child can develop innate abilities
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- Produced by Dr. Arthur E. Gillman
- Credit
- New York University
- Language
- English
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