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Webinar Information Title: Getting in Charge of Getting Around: Principles and Skills of Active Travel for Students with a Visual Impairment Part 1Date: June 7Time (stated in Eastern Time): 7:30 ESTDuration: 30 minDescription: Obtaining a drivers license is a recognized symbol of independence for young adults in this nation. When a visual impairment is present, this symbol of independence may be a city bus pass or a contract with a hired driver. Instruction is essential in building skills needed to access transportation effectively and to manage adult responsibilities. Developing positive self-esteem as an active traveler and recognizing the inner satisfaction of gaining personal independence are larger goals within instruction. This presentation draws from the curriculum Finding Wheels (Corn & Rosenblum, 2020) and personal experience in accessing transportation as an active traveler.Where will the Recording go?Youtube Playlist YESProfessional Communities YESHive CourseInstructors (Repeat as needed)Name: Cindy BachoferTitle: TSBVI Low Vision ConsultantAffiliation: TSBVIEmail: bachoferc@tsbvi.eduName: Kathi GarzaTitle: TVIAffiliation: TSBVIEmail: garzak@txbvi.eduContent Information:Primary Core or ECC Area: O&M, Independent LivingTarget Audience: Parents, Families and ProfessionalsPre-requisite knowledge: None Lesson Plan Goal: To understand the choices that a young adult has when it comes to driving and other transportation needs. Learning different things to consider when making the choice that is best for them to explore driving or other forms of transportation to further independent living.Learning Objectives:Recognize the many decisions in managing adult responsibilities and travel needs.Identify specific skills needed to manage transportation safely and efficiently Describe practical suggestions for family involvement in active traveler readiness |
