12-year-old Katie Fritz gets off a metro transit bus in South Minneapolis. During a day in The Buddy Program, which is a three week program designed to teach visually impaired children useful skills, Fritz rode the bus to and from the University of Minnesota.
11-year-old Jamison Christopher, right, learns computer skills at the Pillsbury Mansion in South Minneapolis. Instead of requiring a monitor, the visually impaired children use an audio speaker that verbalizes their actions in order to keep track of their work. |
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