Learning green habits the braille way


Lending a hand: Thilaga guiding a pupil as she reads the Iskandar Malaysia Ecolife Challenge workbook, which was translated into braille. Looking on are Sae’dah (far left) and Muhammad Ilman Hafiy (right).

JOHOR BARU: Suffering from visual impairment has not stopped a 12-year-old from participating in low-carbon activities to do his part for the environment.

Apart from gaining environmental knowledge from teachers at SK Pendidikan Khas Princess Elizabeth, Year Six pupil Muhammad Ilman Hafiy Mohd Noor Hafizan also learnt to change his daily habits after reading the Iskandar Malaysia Ecolife Challenge (IMELC) workbook, which was translated into braille.

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