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Mar 17, 2020

#WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.

key2enable's tweet image. #WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.
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key2enable's profile picture. The keyboard that makes the seamless #digitalinclusion and empowerment of people with motor #disabilities become a reality.
Key-X Multifunctional Keyboard
 @key2enable
Mar 17, 2020

#WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.

key2enable's tweet image. #WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.
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key2enable's profile picture. The keyboard that makes the seamless #digitalinclusion and empowerment of people with motor #disabilities become a reality.
Key-X Multifunctional Keyboard
 @key2enable
Mar 17, 2020

#WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.

key2enable's tweet image. #WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.
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