is it possible to learn to read braille with your nose?
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YES,if you really had to you could read Braille with any part of your body, from head to toe, but it will be very hard and require much more practice.  Contact the braille institute or the light house for better information
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Drink water while holding your nose.
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Hi it depends what sort of Sign Language you are after - the ones that I am most familiar with are BSL and makaton and both should have their own website to point you in the right direction. However your local learning disability NHS trust/service should offer free makaton training...\nMany community colleges/night schools also offer training in BSL \ngood luck
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Make a letter in braille for the blind man to read
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i would think that if people took the time to learn braille and see how hard it actually is, they'll have a better perspective on the lives of the blind. this would lead to more acceptance and understanding. really though, i think that would be too much time to invest for the average person without much in return.
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Sure you can. The sense of smell is controlled by brain synapsis just like the ability to see or hear or really any other function of the body. If there is damage to these synapsis then you can lose this ability.
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Blind people will not be able to dream the way people with sight do. But, I bet they "see" or visualize the sounds, touch, and smells that they have experienced. This is a very interesting question. Any blind people out there, please respond to the question so all of us can know if you see in your dreams.
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Really tough situation. You need to teach them that there are symbols or names for objects or concepts and then you need to be able to have a way to relay those objects or concepts to the student.  Since 2 senses are eliminated, touch is probably the best way to reach these students.  I have worked with deaf/blind adults who either lost one or both senses in adulthood and therefore already understood these concepts or adults who were deaf/blind since childhood but already understood these concepts.  We used fingerspelling directly into the person's palm, for those who knew the letters of American Sign Language (ASL) or for those who didn't we traced the outline of the uppercase letters directly into their palms.  Of course, Braille is another option, if the person already understands it.  Good luck.
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to test reading glasses
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It use to be raised up letters but blind people soon found it's hard to do but had to do it anyway since it's the only way. I think it was hard because how letters were complicated like how the a's might get confused with the o's and stuff like that. Then a guy with a last name Braile invented the dots which was less complicated.
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Not necessarily though, dyslexia is a disorder where the mind twists the letters in different orders, not recognizing the proper oder, or the correct letters.... not just putting them backwards like yours are.  I could read your question because I have read mirror writings before, it is just words, phrases and sentences written backwards just like you did on here!  I thought it was creative...  Good job!  :0)
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yes but \nyou cant if your blind\ndid you think of that \ntalk to you later\n520
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I learned sign language from a deaf teacher. it was thew best way becuase there was only one way to communicate. its the same way i learned spanish as a kid. just have someone only speak english to you
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Yes, it would be possible, depending on the reason for blindness.
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When this one blind dude came to our school, someone asked him that question. His answer: "You don't see anything. I know that's hard for a sighted person to imagine. It's kinda like asking what water tastes like."
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can you read/ DICTIONARY