When I thought about modifying the classic game of Twister my main goal was to give all of my students a way to play a very visual game despite what their visual impairment is (and who doesn’t love a good round of Twister?!).
I am visually impaired and had O&M instruction very infrequently as a child. As a result of this, I had gaps in my skills when I went away to graduate school. I discussed the problem with my instructor who devised this creative lesson.
For our first lesson this year, I had my students write out what they hope for this year.
August brings the last few weeks of summer vacation blended with back to school shopping and preparing for the new school year.
Cane and Compass Shop NOW OPEN
Cane and Compass is expanding! INTRODUCING CANE AND COMPASS SHOP! *COMING SOON*
A creative idea to help facilitate the continued use of hand grip on a long cane.
