Visual disability
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This document discusses visual disabilities and their assessment and classification. It describes initial assessments of visual acuity, field of vision, contrast and chromatic sensitivity. It then defines blindness and different levels of visual disability from deep to moderate based on ability to perform visual tasks. It also provides a sport-specific classification from B1 to B3 based on visual acuity and field of vision measurements. Finally, it outlines methodology for respectful communication and interaction with those who have visual disabilities, including recommendations for speech, social interaction, space considerations and accessible materials.
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Goalball is a team sport for visually impaired athletes played on a court with goals at each end. The rules are overseen by the International Blind Sports Federation. Key aspects of the game include:
- Teams of 3 players try to throw a ball with bells into the opponent's goal.
- The court is divided into zones and players must remain on their own side.
- Players wear eyeshades or patches and throw the ball along the floor to score points.
- Specific equipment, uniforms, and field specifications are outlined to ensure safety and fairness.
Intellectual disability
This document discusses physical activity for people with intellectual disabilities, noting their motor and cognitive challenges, as well as the need for adapted physical activities that provide clear instructions, positive reinforcement, simple tasks, and safety measures. It outlines methodological guidelines for physical activity programs that emphasize communication, organization, perception of tasks, and autonomy.
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Visual disability
- 1. Description and analysis of visual dissability 1
- 2. 1. Initial assessment Benchmarks… Visual acuity Field of vision Contrast sensitivity Chromatic sensitivity 2
- 3. 2. DV definition An eye is blinded when its visual acuity with correction is 1/10 or its field of vision is of 10 grades. 3
- 4. 3. Clasification BLINDESS: lack of vision or only light perception. They learn using Braille sistem. They don't use light in order to acquire knowledge, perception of light helps them orientating though. DEEP VISUAL DISABILITY: difficulty to make wide visual task. Impossibilty of doing tasks that require detail vision. HEAVY VISUAL DISABILITY: possibility to make visual tasks with inaccuracy, requiring time adaptability, help and modifications. MODERATE VISUAL DISABILITY: possibility of doing visual task with support and proper lightning. 4
- 5. 4. Sporty classification depending on the vision grade B1. From people who do not perceive the light with any eye to those who perceive the light but cannot recognize the shape of one hand at any distance or in any position. B2. From people who are able to recognize the shape of a hand to the ones who have a visual acuity of 2/60 or a field of vision with an angle lower than 5 grades. B3. From people who have a visual acuity higher than 2/60 to 6/60 or a field of view between 5 and 20 grades. 5
- 6. 5. Methodology, how to talk to...? RESPECT ACTITUDE: Ask before offering help. Avoid overprotection. Do no generalize the behaviour. COMUNICATION: Talk in a normal voice, slow and clear. Be specific and precise in the message. Contextualize. Avoid exclamations that can provoque anxiousness watch out, etc. 6
- 7. 5. Methodology, how to talk to...? SOCIAL INTERACTION: Talking to the face. Go towards the person. Use the person’s name. Introduce yourself. Let the other person know when we are leaving Show her if there are any other people nearby 7
- 8. 5. Methodology, how to talk to...? SPACE: Sonority, temperature, light, colour, references, surface MATERIALS: Size, texture, safe, colour, contrast, on hand and reachable. 8