UK's Visual Impairment Program prepares future teachers to teach blind students

UK's Visual Impairment Program prepares future teachers to teach blind students

More than 1,000 children in Kentucky have a visual impairment, but education advocates say that doesn't mean they should be left behind."Often people say a picture is worth a thousand words, but a picture in braille, there aren't enough words," said Dr. Amanda Lannan.Dr. Lannan is an associate professor with the University of Kentucky's College of Education Visual Impairment Program. She was born blind."I can't tell you how exciting it is when I…