The current study is aimed to function as the preliminary stage of a longitudinal study which is expected to be
more comprehensive in design and thus yield to more significant results. Therefore, it is planned to be supported
with more data by expanding the scope of the research with more participants. This study is qualitative in design.
Carrying out quantitative research with sufficient number of VILs could be another step taken for an extensive research. The study could be further expanded by including classmates and families since these two figures stand as
the main supporters of the VILs’ participants in this study. In this way, the remarks of the VILs in the interviews on
the support they received from their classmates and families could be cross checked and set on a sound basis. The
data obtained could be further supported by classroom observations to see whether the interviews match with the
actual class settings. As a final step, a comparative research with a homogeneous class where all the learners are
visually-impaired would apparently provide significant data on the techniques that work best when teaching VILs.