New Mexico teacher develops braille code for Navajo
January 7, 2018
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — A public school teacher in a New Mexico town situated near the country's largest American Indian reservation has developed a braille code for the Navajo language.
Carol Green, who began developing vision problems as a child and is now a teacher for blind and visually impaired students in Farmington, developed a system of raised dots that enables people to read and write the Navajo language through touch, The Daily Times reported .
The Navajo braille is based off the English code but it eliminates certain letters. The new braille also adds a prefix code for vowels and ho...
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