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What can help in the difficult task of parenting a child with visual impairments is sharing of experiences and applying them to your very own unique situation. Through this section you can learn from the experiences of others and share your own experiences to enrich others in your situation. How Can I Help My Child? A series of articles from the book Helping Children Who are Blind by Sandy Niemann and Namita Jacob. The latest chapters cover Why Children lose Their Vision and What We Can Do and As Your Child Gets Older.
Finding appropriate educational opportunities for visually impaired children can be quite a challenging task. Through this section we hope to assist you in the education of your child. Tactile teaching aids Monika Sharma, teacher at National Association for the Blind, Delhi, describes tactile teaching aids for an inclusive classroom.
Sport is a great way for people with sight loss to become fully integrated in society. Besides providing the essentials of physical fitness and an escape from daily routines, it offers a chance to meet and enjoy the company of fully sighted people. Specially developed for visually impaired persons, Torball is a ball game that provides great excitement and opportunity for rehabilitation activities as well as leisure, school and top level sport.
Sport is a great way for people with sight loss to become fully integrated in society. Besides providing the essentials of physical fitness and an escape from daily routines, it offers a chance to meet and enjoy the company of fully sighted people. Specially developed for visually impaired persons, Torball is a ball game that provides great excitement and opportunity for rehabilitation activities as well as leisure, school and top level sport.
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