Re: Schools for the blind, training centers, and how they perform.
@Afrim, actually Camlorn is correct, if you have a group of friends you help each other out with learning stuff, I used to do this at my final good secondary school (especially revising for exams, and when not playing poker), even at university my friends and I would read each other's essays and comment on them, borrow books or passages from books, and get together to do our very evil formal logic.
The only difference with the specialist school is that it sounds like the bteachers were really lax in not checking what you did. In most schools, if one person literally did the work for four or five others, it'd be far too obvious from their words and the way it was written and you'd get into severe trouble for precisely the reason you said, that if you were relying on one person you never learnt anything. if you did this frequently enough that you actively didn't learn your maths because someone else was doing it for you, it shows the teachers weren't taking the time to mark your work properly, much less make you do stuff in class during the lessons where you had to work on your own.
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