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Title of the Lesson/Activity: Leader Dogs for the Blind: People, Dogs and Canes Date: February 25, 2021 Time (Eastern): 3:00pm 4:30pm (EST) Duration: 90 mins Description: Learn the differences between traveling with a guide dog and traveling with a cane and how to decide the best mobility tool on an individual basis. This presentation will review the pros and cons of different mobility options as well as take a closer look into program requirements and training options offered at Leader Dogs for the Blind. Instructor: Leslie Hoskins Instructor s Title: Outreach Services & Community Engagement Manager Instructor s Affiliation: Leader Dogs for the Blind Instructor: Eric Rodman Instructor s Title: Guide Dog Mobility Instructor Instructor s Affiliation: Leader Dogs for the Blind Primary Core or ECC Area: Target Audience: People seeking to learn more about independent travel with a guide dog or a cane, some of the pros and cons to either mobility tool or things to consider when trying to decide what s best for an individual. Anyone who is interested in learning more about the FREE services that Leader Dogs for the Blind offers including orientation and mobility. Pre-requisite knowledge: None required. Materials Needed: None required. Lesson Plan Goal: Participants will understand the differences between a guide dog and a cane and the free training options that Leader Dogs for the Blind has to offer. Learning Objectives: Participants will understand the difference between traveling with a guide dog and traveling with a cane. Participants will identify which program and training option are the best fit for themselves or clients. Participants will understand the program requirements for both guide dog and orientation and mobility training at Leader Dogs for the Blind. |
