This lesson centers on the inspiring story of Sabriye Tenberken, a German woman who lost her sight at the age of twelve and went on to make a profound impact on the lives of blind people in Tibet. The article details her struggles to adapt to blindness, her journey to Tibet, and her determination to create a Braille system for the Tibetan language. She established a school for blind children, empowering them to adjust to their blindness and learn essential skills. Tenberken's work has been widely recognized, earning her a Nobel Peace Prize nomination and other awards. The lesson aims to improve students' reading comprehension and vocabulary while highlighting a powerful story of resilience and social impact.