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Visually impaired students worry education changes won't prepare them for adulthood
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January 19, 2024
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January 19, 2024
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5:36Now PlayingBlind and visually impaired students are raising concerns about changes to their education programming, saying it will further marginalize blind youth and leave them ill-equipped for life after high school.
The Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority says the services have not been cut, but re-aligned to offer inclusive services closer to learners' home communities. Meanwhile the education department says it was assured APSEA will monitor the new service delivery model to ensure students get the skills they need.
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