It is true that visually impaired children do not have a lot of experience of what their bodily movements. There are chances that their bodily movements can be delayed in the early years of childhood or they may also face deficits in physical and motor fitness.

John gave me a challenge that I had not encountered yet in my small span of teaching career so far.

Normally, children are not well and suffer from visually impair disorders are sent to the Westfield School for the Blind, because that is the correct place for them, but John's parents insisted that he should get enrollment in the nearest public school. They wanted to treat him in the most normal way, that he should not feel that he is different from other kids.