Royal Institute for Blind Youth

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The Royal Institute for Blind Youth is a pioneering French educational institution for visually impaired students, historically notable as the place where Louis Braille developed his tactile writing system.

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instanceOf educational institution
school for the blind
associatedWith Louis Braille NERFINISHED
contributedTo advancement of education for the blind
development of Braille
country France
fieldOfWork education of the blind
inclusive education
special education
focusesOn academic education for blind students
rehabilitation of visually impaired youth
vocational training for blind students
foundedBy Valentin Haüy NERFINISHED
foundedIn 18th century
hasEducationalLevel primary education
secondary education
hasHeritageStatus historically important institution in disability education
hasMission education and training of blind and visually impaired youth
hasSpeciality education for visually impaired students
tactile reading and writing
hasTeachingMethod Braille instruction
use of tactile reading systems
historicalSignificance pioneering institution for blind education in France
site where Louis Braille refined his tactile writing code
knownFor association with the invention of Braille
being one of the first schools for the blind in the world
languageOfName French
locatedIn Paris
Île-de-France region
surface form: Île-de-France
locatedInCountry France
notableAlumnus Louis Braille NERFINISHED
notableStudent Louis Braille NERFINISHED
operatesInLanguage French
originalName Institution Royale des Jeunes Aveugles NERFINISHED
partOf French national system of specialized education
significantEvent development of the Braille tactile writing system
studentPopulation blind youth
visually impaired students
typeOfSchool boarding school

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Louis Braille educatedAt Royal Institute for Blind Youth