Looking for visually impaired Korean-language learners

[gjinchoi]

Hello?
This is Professor Gwon-Jin Choi of Inha University, who is developing a textbook for beginners in Braille Korean for visually impaired Korean learners at the request of King Sejong Institute Foundation.
In order to make good textbooks, I would like to find blind learners who are learning or have learned Korean and to conduct real-time online interviews.
If you can help me by participating in my interview, or if you know someone who can help, please contact me at gjinchoi@hanmail.net.
Thank you in advance for your interest.

[fnaf12]

Do you like to play games? With the challenge brought fall guys are a fun and pleasant game for people of all ages. Compete against the other players. To win, compete in congested areas and conquer obstacle chapters.

[Debra Rude]

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[malinarinka]

Your sharing is helpful. I appreciate that. tiny fishing is an interesting games, you should try.

That's funny that you mention tiny fishing because I first played this game in Korea last year!! That time, I was seeing 1212 when thinking of someone like my ex or parents. I am originally from Belgium and moving to Korea was a big move.

[mike34d]

Students with visual impairments were more likely to identify with the Extraversion, Sensing, word hurdle and Perceiving indications. Thinking was favoured by more male pupils than female students. Educators must comprehend how each gender group chooses to employ perception and judgment as decision-making functions.