Yes, Helen Keller was able to read and write, first by copying handwritten letters, and later using Braille.
The written language called "braille" allows the blind to read. It is simply just little bumps in patterns that represent letters. Blind people feel the braille dots to see, or rather, feel what something says.
Helen Keller used this, because she lost her sight and hearing to an illness when she was only 19 months old. After learning to associate object names with letters spelled onto her hand, she learned Braille and eventually became a published author.
they use braille.
Yes
It raises awareness and it helps blind people to read using their fingers
It's called BRAILLE.
If you can read this. You aren't blind.
They have to use the Braille code. They can also listen to books auditorially.
I am not sure what you are asking. A blind student can use a recording to answer questions and have them transcribed to be read. Books are also read onto tape for blind students so they have an oral textbook. Note takers can be assigned for classes and the notes transcribed into Braille for the blind student.
Louis Braille invented braille. It is used for blind persons to read.
Because it allows people who are blind or visually impaired to read.
Actually, we have eyes right? some people can't read because they are an baby or they are blind... we children and adults that are not blind can read.
Blind people use their fingers to read Braille because the sense of touch is heightened for many blind individuals, making it easier to distinguish the raised dots that represent letters and words. By feeling the patterns of dots with their fingers, blind individuals can interpret the information and read the text.
Deaf is to post as blind is to read.