Challenges of remote chemistry teaching for visually impaired people
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53628/emrede.v10i.977Keywords:
emergency remote education, Special Education, Chemistry teachingAbstract
The present investigation aims to understand the perceptions of visually impaired students
about emergency remote teaching in the pandemic. This is a descriptive research, carried out with
seven students enrolled in Chemistry classes at a support center for people with visual impairments in
Goiânia, through a semi-structured interview. The responses were categorized in order to characterize
the challenges and possibilities of remote teaching in the context of special education and school inclusion.
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