First steps with a visually impaired person

Toolbox
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Édité par Anne Bragard
Traduit par Marcel Crochet

This brochure, realized by field professionals from the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind specialized in the support of visually impaired persons, should be considered as a toolbox offering the basis for the first steps with a visually impaired person. Lire la suite

Blindness and low vision lead to a set of consequences in everyday life and require various adaptations so that visual impaired persons grow in a secure, rich and appropriate environment. This brochure, realized by field professionals from the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind specialized in the support of visually impaired persons, should be considered as a toolbox offering the basis for the first steps with a visually impaired person.
Theoretical and practical elements are addressed throughout the reading in order to help professionals who care for these persons in daily reality from an educational point of view as well as on rehabilitation and academic skills.
This book is English translation from an initial French version.

With the contribution of Gwénola Amyot, Anne Bické, Stéphanie Cassel, Régine Gréant, Dr Christine Kestens, Valérie Leloup, Pierre Muraille, Ana Navarro, Anne-Françoise Rens, Cécile Sermon, Damien Talbot, Ariane Van Luchene, Damienne Vernier


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Éditeur
Presses universitaires de Louvain
Édité par
Anne Bragard,
Traduit par
Marcel Crochet,
Collection
Sensorialités
Langue
anglais
Catégorie (éditeur)
Psychologie et éducation
BISAC Subject Heading
EDU000000 EDUCATION > EDU026000 EDUCATION / Special Education > EDU026040 EDUCATION / Special Education / Physical Disabilities
BIC subject category (UK)
JN Education > JNSC2 Teaching of visually impaired students
Code publique Onix
06 Professionnel et académique
CLIL (Version 2013-2019 )
3143 Psychologie de l'éducation
Date de première publication du titre
18 septembre 2020
Titre original
Premiers pas avec une personne déficiente visuelle
Soustitre original
Boîte à outils
Langue originale
français
Editeur original
Presses universitaires de Louvain
Edition originale
95030
Date originale
2017

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Date de publication
18 septembre 2020
ISBN-13
978-2-87558-992-7
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Nombre de pages de contenu principal : 90
Dépôt Légal
D/2020/9964/42 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique
Code interne
100789
Format
17 x 24 cm
Poids
167 grammes
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Aucun emballage extérieur
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18,00 €
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Version 2.1, Version 3

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Date de publication
18 septembre 2020
ISBN-13
978-2-87558-993-4
Ampleur
Nombre de pages de contenu principal : 90
Dépôt Légal
D/2020/9964/42 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique
Code interne
100789PDF
Prix
12,00 €
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

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Sommaire


WHAT IS VISUAL IMPAIRMENT? ..................................................... 7
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................ 9
1. The functioning of the vision .................................................................... 9
2. Refraction disorders ................................................................................ 12
3. Various aspects of the visual function ..................................................... 14
4. Definition of the visual impairment ........................................................ 17
5. Various types of visual impairment ......................................................... 17
5.1. Blurred vision .......................................................................................... 18
5.2. Reduced peripheral vision ....................................................................... 19
5.3. Reduced central vision ............................................................................ 20
5.4. Vision with multiple scotomas ................................................................. 21
5.5. Reduced visual field of cerebral origin ................................................... 22
6. Compensatory strategies used by visually impaired persons .................. 23
6.1. The other perceptive modalities .............................................................. 24
6.2. The cognitive strategies ........................................................................... 25
THE ADAPTATIONS ..................................................................... 27
1. How to adapt one's behavior facing a visually impaired person ............ 31
2. How to adapt an activity .......................................................................... 32
3. Daily life activities .................................................................................. 33
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3.1. Hygiene .................................................................................................... 33
3.2. How to put away one’s clothes ................................................................ 34
3.3. Laundry and pressing .............................................................................. 34
3.4. Shopping .................................................................................................. 34
3.5. Meals ....................................................................................................... 35
3.6. Preparing meals ...................................................................................... 36
4. Movements .............................................................................................. 38
4.1. Security .................................................................................................... 38
4.2. Orientation .............................................................................................. 39
5. Adaptations of the environment .............................................................. 40
5.1. Well-structured and tidied up space ........................................................ 40
5.2. An accessible signage .............................................................................. 41
5.3. An adapted lighting ................................................................................. 43
5.4. Obstacles and ridges detectable via visual and tactile sense .................. 43
6. Optical, technical and computer aids ...................................................... 47
6.1. Optical aids ............................................................................................. 48
6.2. Technical aids .......................................................................................... 50
6.3. Computer aids ......................................................................................... 52
7. Reading and writing ................................................................................ 56
7.1. The means of compensation and adaptation for the visually impaired
person ...................................................................................................... 56
7.2. Compensation and adaptation ways for blind and severely impaired
persons ..................................................................................................... 59
8. Mathematics ............................................................................................ 64
8.1. Preschool/kindergarten primary education ............................................. 66
8.2. Basic primary education .......................................................................... 66
8.3. Secondary school education .................................................................... 70
9. Adapted leisure activities ........................................................................ 75
9.1. The adapted game .................................................................................... 75
9.2. Tactile books ............................................................................................ 77
9.3. Adapted sport........................................................................................... 78
9.4. Cinema ..................................................................................................... 79
Table of contents 89
SUGGESTIONS TO GO FURTHER… ............................................... 81
1. Interesting websites ................................................................................. 81
2. Reading suggestions ................................................................................ 82
TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................. 87