[Nfb-science] Hello: my introduction

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Hello kartik -- Welcome to the list.  I hope you are able to get your 
textbook material in accessible format so you can pursue your strong 
interest in science.
You might want to join the blindmath list on nfbnet.org.  This discusses 
issues relating to making math and science textbooks accessible, and for 
students to be able to construct and submit accessible homework assignments 
that the instructor can grade.
There is a hot thread on that list now about accessible advanced math books. 
Perhaps you can join in.
Again, good luck in your studies. I don't know what grade 10 is in India, 
but I assume you are a young student.
I wish you well and look forward to your posts.
--le

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kartik Sawhney" <sawhney.kartik at gmail.com>
To: <nfb-science at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, July 11, 2010 10:47 AM
Subject: [Nfb-science] Hello: my introduction


Hi,

This is Kartik Sawhney. I am a student of grade 10 in Delhi, India. I
am very passionate about Sciences, and want to pursue it in the future
as well. However, I am facing some difficulties as graphics, diagrams
etc. For instance, topics like electrostatics (including Kirchhoff's
and Gauss's laws etc.), kinematics, optics etc. Further, I am not very
conversant with braille (though I know it), as I have been using
computers to do all my classwork since grade I. I am aiming at
enrolling in one of the prominent engineering colleges in India,
however again the entrance examination consists of several figure
questions in Physics, Chemistry (structures etc.) and Maths. I would
appreciate if somebody on the list can help me out in this respect.

Anticipating your quick positive reply in the matter,
Regards,
-Kartik

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