Education & Statistics

I started to do some research on the types of learning and the statistics of the blind and visually impaired:

Three types of main learning: auditory, visual and kinesthetic. The majority of learners are kinesthetic. 

Environments that heighten one's senses have shown to make a positive impact on those that are depressed, stressed or disabled. 

Many individuals who have visual impairments are learning in the same environments as sighted individuals. How does that impact their education?

How can the visually impaired be educated at a young age so that they are not as dependent on others throughout the rest of their lives?