My best friend just returned home with her fourth guide dog. Since there working relationship is so important there are some guidelines that the public should follow when they see a working guide dog team. Ignore the dog. When the dog is working-in harness-their job is to get their handler to wherever they are goingContinue reading “Guide Dog Etiquette”
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Five things you can do with your visually impaired child this spring
It is now spring, and with that means warmer weather. If you have a visually impaired child you may want to take this opportunity to work on some “blindness” skills. Here are five ideas to help you get started. If your child likes to fly a kite, have them use their magnifier, and have themContinue reading “Five things you can do with your visually impaired child this spring”
Mid-term reflection: pondering thoughts (independent living skills series 21)
Since it is October and I only have four more months until my scheduled graduation I decided to write a mid-term reflection. I like my classmates and staff at school. I feel like the school lacks organization when it comes to getting students organized for their assigned lessons. I wish the teachers would provide classContinue reading “Mid-term reflection: pondering thoughts (independent living skills series 21)”
