or nonverbal cue. (touching the back of the person who is blind's hand with the back of the guide's hand). 2. The person who is blind should stand next to and slightly behind sighted
Sighted guide is a technique originally developed for people who are blind. It is also useful for those with low vision who are unsure of their bearings in an unfamiliar environment. Remember, always ask if any help is needed; not everyone needs or wants sighted guide assistance. Sighted Guide. Technique. Techniques.
An orientation and mobility (O&M) specialist can teach you additional techniques and signals that you and your guide can use to go through doorways and walk single file through narrow spaces. Try to use visualization in combination with this guiding technique in order to receive maximum feedback from your surroundings.
like to be guided. Ask if they'd like to take your arm. Some people will be used to this technique whereas others may like to put a hand on your shoulder or follow you closely. This leaflet gives advice for guiding someone who holds your arm because this is how blind and partially sighted people are trained to use a sighted
Sighted guide technique allows a person who is visually impaired to use a person with sight as a guide. The technique follows a specific form and has specific guidelines. A Sighted guide provides safety, may be used to orient someone new to new environments and is a comfortable way of traveling. In this pamphlet you will
Sometimes people who are blind or have low vision find it useful to be guided by another person. One way to do this safely and efficiently is to use sighted guide techniques. Not all people with little or no sight will use these methods, so it is important to ask what (if any) specific assistance they require. Use these links for the
Transcript of Video. NARRATOR 1: Different people each walking with a sighted guide. NARRATOR 2: Sighted guide is a way of walking with, and guiding, a person who is visually impaired, safely and efficiently, in any type of environment. It's simple once you know a few basic techniques. You may need to explain this
crowded situations like office parties or street crossings, in unfamiliar places or if the person has recently lost their sight and confidence to guide someone comfortably, respectfully and safely. A how-to manual for guiding Basic Sighted Guide Technique. The person you're guiding will take your arm just above the elbow,
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