| Description | Interview with Lee Farmer from Chicago, United States of America, instructor on a training programme for orientation and mobility instructors He continues to talk about the achievements of Britain and America as nations, the attitudes of the societies of both countries towards its members, and the importance of inclusiveness in society. He discusses the need to focus on technical aspects of training to make each individual as independent and competent as possible and the importance of dedication and belief in mobility training. He describes the principles of mobility and orientation that must be taught in order to train people to use the long cane and the responsibilities of blind people and instructors in the field of mobility training to educate the public (tracks 1-5).
Track 6: test tone 0.06 mins
Lee Farmer continues to discuss the importance of educating the public about situations when blind people require help and to appreciate and understand the reasons for teaching particular techniques and skills for mobility to people with visual impairments. He talks about the importance for each individual of developing a positive self image to form a defence against the damaging attitudes of other people or society (tracks 7-10).
Total: 33.03 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF549C0066580 |