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    activity A. Potential treatment goal(s) when used in treatment. * ↑ FM skills - Cl. will ↑ FM skills by cutting the design of the leather. * ↑ Cognitive skills - Reading and following directions will ↑ cl. cognitive skills. * ↑ Sensory-perceptual skills - Cl. will ↑ sensory-perceptual skills by touching dry and oiled leather. * ↑ Attention to task - Cl. will ↑ to focus on the task at hand. * ↑ UE ROM - Cl. will ↑ UE ROM through manipulation of the Versa-tool‚ leather‚ and

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    The Ancient Egyptians were the first civilisation to display an interest in the causes and cures for disabilities and during some periods blind people are recorded as representing a substantial portion of the poets and musicians in society.[3] In the Middle Kingdom (c. 2040-1640 BCE) blind harpists are depicted on tomb walls.[1] They were not exclusively interested in the causes and cures for blindness but also the social care of the individual.[2] [edit] 1800s The 1880s saw the introduction

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    was his responsibility to pursue it. Caused by a parasitic worm carried by a tiny black fly‚ the disease brought about visual impairment and skin lesions to millions of people. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated in 1978 that some 340‚000 people were blind because of onchocerciasis‚ and that a million more were suffered from various degrees of visual impairment. At the time‚ 18 million or more people were infected with the parasite‚ though half did not yet have serious symptoms (Donaldson

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    Sensory Loss Outcome1. Understand the factors that impact on an individual with sensory loss 1.1 Analyse how a range of factors can impact on individuals with sensory loss. A range of factors can impact on individuals with sensory loss. We gather so much information from our sight and hearing. Reading‚ writing‚ talking and listening are all things we do in everyday life‚ we rely on our senses to process and understand what is going on in the world around us. We use these senses to carry out

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    organised‚ taking into account seating positions of individual children and addressing the physical needs of individuals. For example‚ if a child has any visual impairment‚ it would be important to seat that child in a well lit area‚ close to the front of the class where they can more easily see the teacherâ€TMs whiteboard. A child with a hearing impairment may also need to be close to the teacher. A child with SEN may need a desk in a bigger space than

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    which "came from the movies" (Carver 1). The title‚ "Cathedral"‚ is significant because it helps the man envision the life of Robert. As Robert‚ the blind man‚ entered his life‚ it was hard for the man to form any bond with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man even created a picture in his mind of what Robert would look like‚ and how he would act. This is because the man has never had any interaction with a blind person‚ making him have preconceived ideas about Robert. Having Robert stay

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    Teaching Guide 1 table of contents The TOMS Story 5 TOMS Timeline 6 The Beginning of One for One™ 8 Giving Summary 10 Company Culture 14 Involving Our Supporters 16 More Resources 18 welcome Thank you for your interest in sharing the TOMS story with your students. As you may know‚ TOMS sells shoes‚ eyewear and apparel‚ and matches each purchase by giving to someone in need. We hope you and your students are inspired

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    to students who are visually impaired is important. First we must know what are the effects of vision impairment of the students in the development of society‚ must also know what are the strategies to be made in order for them to learn sex education and lastly what are the roles of the teachers and also the roles of parents in teaching this particular topic. Students with vision impairment have different effect in their societal development and why is it important to teach them. As what I have

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    How can the blind see

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    communication‚ sharing and understanding among participants who experience similar sight loss challenges. During the program‚ participants can receive individualized training even with one-on-one instruction based on their needs. For the training of visual skills‚ the main focus is to teach them to make optimum use of the remaining vision since actually most of the participants still have some useable vision. The optometrists examine the veterans and determine suitable low vision devices for them to

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    born blind or became blind before you were five and adventitiously blind are for people who went blind later in life‚ so after 5. According to a study done by Hartford University where they analyzed 392 dreams of 15 blind people they didn’t have any visual dreams with the congenitally blind. That’s because our dreams are perceived by real world experiences‚ anxieties and desires and people who have never experienced light or just don’t remember won’t dream visually. The longer you’ve had sight the longer

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