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| 1 | D: Let’s Introduce Ourselves Please introduce yourself. Tell us something important and something fun about you. You are welcome to post a picture of yourself if you like. D: What exactly is a Visual Impairment? I would like you to begin a conversation on what you believe constitutes a visual impairment. You have many resources from which to draw. Your own cultural background and belief systems, your readings, and encounters you have had with people who self-identify as having a visual impairment and many other supports. There is no right or wrong answer to this question. Please comment on the NFB paper and any of the readings |
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Tuttle., Self-Esteem, pages 55-128. - |
| 3 | Tuttle., Chapter Seven - Frame, Melissa, chapter three. – |
| 4 | Tuttle., Self-Esteem, chapters 8 and 9. Melissa Frame, Blind Spots, chapter four. |
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| 6 | Tuttle, Self-Esteem, chp. 10. - Web Site of Independent Living Aids – (http://www.independentliving.com) Please look over this web site and send me a quick email saying what you like the most about it and which aid you found the most interesting |
| 7 | Read two posted files.- File: A Day in the Life of a Dog Guide File: Commonly Asked Questions |
| 8 |
Million, Diversity, chapter one. |
| 9 | Million., "Diversity," chapter two. |
| 10 |
Million, chapters 3 and 4. |
| 11 | Million., "Diversity," chapters 9 and 10 |
| 12 | Million., "Diversity," chapters 7 and 8. - Stiteler., "Gathering Together," located at the end of the lecture |
| 13 | Go to www.afb.organd do a search for articles on Braille Literacy. Select two articles which interest you and read them |
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