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STUDENT'S WORKSHEET
| The Sensory Disabled
| The Blind and the Deaf |
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2.3.2.
The Blind and the Deaf |
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Activity 1 |
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Read 2.1
The Blind | A) Basic Characteristics of the Blind
and then complete the following cluster map with the basic
characteristics of the blind.
Of course, you may want to include other
characteristics which are not in the text (write the linking words
on the arrows).
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Activity 2 |
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Read 2.1
The Blind | B) Accessible Environments for
the Blind.
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Activity 3 |
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The next chart shows a list of
elements that should be adopted, adapted or avoided so that they
do not represent a barrier for the blind.
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Tick ( )
to show the characteristics (there may be more than one) the elements
should fulfil to suit the needs of a blind person.
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Write a cross (x) if the element is
not at all suitable for a blind person.
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Tick ( )
to decide whether these elements should be avoided or adopted for
the blind.
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In
public
spaces/facilities |
Recorded messages |
Acoustic signals |
Braille / colour
contrast |
To be avoided |
To be adopted |
Public
telephone |
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Hazards |
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Street
lights |
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Furniture
in the way |
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Public
transport |
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Lift |
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Carpets |
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Open
risers |
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Protruding
steps |
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Revolving
doors |
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Double
handrail on both sides of steps and ramps |
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Activity 4 |
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Read 2.2
The Deaf | A) Basic Characteristics of the Deaf
and complete the following cluster map with the basic characteristics
of the deaf.
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Of course, you may want to include other characteristics which are
not in the text (write the linking words on the arrows).
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Activity 5 |
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Read 2.2
The Deaf | B) Accessible Environments for the Deaf.
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Activity 6 |
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The next chart shows a list of
elements that should be adopted, adapted or avoided so that they
do not represent a barrier for the deaf.
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Tick ( )
to show the characteristics (there may be more than one) the elements
should fulfil to suit the needs of a blind person.
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Write a cross (x) if the element is
not at all suitable for a blind person.
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Tick ( )
to decide whether these elements should be avoided or adopted for
the blind.
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In
public
spaces/facilities |
Clear, well written
messages |
Flashing lights |
To be avoided |
To be adopted |
Signs |
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Warnings
/ Directions |
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Electronic
panels with messages |
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Alarms |
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Door
bells |
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Reverberation
effects |
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Sign
language interpreters |
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Poor
light in auditoriums |
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Activity 7 |
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Read and comment on the above
chart with your classmates.
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Written Exercises |
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