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Eyeway ConversationsAuthor: Eyeway
In this production of Score Foundation, George Abraham talk to people from across India and the world, about living life with blindness as well as the need to create an accessible and conducive environment for the inclusion of persons with disabilities into the mainstream. Score Foundation is a non-profit trust working to change the mindset of people toward visual impairment. Language: en Genres: Business, Non-Profit Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Eyeway Conversation with Amaan Ahmed
Monday, 25 May, 2026
In this episode of Eyeway Conversations, host George Abraham speaks with eight-year-old Amaan Ahmed and his mother Nosheen Ahmed from Muscat. Amaan, also known as “Wonder Boy Amaan,” is a visually impaired student studying in a mainstream CBSE school, where he is excelling academically, participating in competitions, and inspiring others through motivational speaking and technology.In this heartwarming and insightful conversation, Amaan shares how assistive technology, early training, reading habits, and curiosity have helped him thrive in school and beyond. Nosheen reflects on their journey as a family, the challenges of navigating education for a blind child, and the importance of confidence, independence, and innovation.In this conversation, Amaan and Nosheen discuss:Using assistive technology and screen readers in mainstream educationLearning touch typing, maths, computers, and Hindi from an early ageExcelling in mental maths competitions and academic activitiesUsing AI tools like Google Gemini and Seeing AI in daily lifeBuilding confidence, friendships, and leadership skills at schoolWinning awards, quizzes, memory competitions, and typing recordsCreating YouTube content about accessibility and technologyThe role of parents and schools in fostering inclusion and independenceThis episode is an inspiring listen for parents, educators, students, and anyone interested in inclusion, assistive technology, education, and the limitless potential of children with disabilities.Need guidance on living independently with blindness?Call the Eyeway National Helpline: 8800 004 334Support our work:Visit Score FoundationListen to more Eyeway Conversations and stories of inclusion, accessibility, and leadership.
