Visually impaired students face additional obstacles in some universities because of an unwillingness to accept them in class or provide suitable teaching materials, a survey has found.
Visually impaired students face additional obstacles in some universities because of an unwillingness to accept them in class or provide suitable teaching materials, a survey has found.
The Hong Kong Blind Union, a self-help group for the visually impaired, also said in its survey that an inflexible examination system was hampering visually impaired students' chances in society.