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Take A Look At What I Hear: Good Listening Acuity Skills Equals Remarkable Physical Coordination - Softcover

Worley Jr, Ronald L

 
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Synopsis

Look At What I Hear is a comprehensive examination of how the visually impaired can mentally visualize their surroundings through auditory techniques. By focusing on sound clues and spatial awareness, this book reveals how individuals can develop essential mobility skills. The author emphasizes that effective listening conditions are crucial for visually impaired persons, who can cultivate these skills if they 

possess good physical agility, average hearing quality, and a wealth of life experiences. The book delves into practical strategies that empower readers to utilize sound as a navigational tool. It highlights the importance of recognizing and interpreting various auditory signals in different environments, enabling individuals to move confidently and safely. The insights provided are not only beneficial for those directly affected by visual impairments but also serve as a valuable resource for trainers and caregivers. By fostering an understanding of how sound can enhance spatial awareness, Take A Look At What I Hear encourages a shift in perspective regarding mobility training. It advocates for a more inclusive approach that integrates auditory techniques into existing training programs. This book is also a vital resource for anyone involved in the support and education of visually impaired individuals, offering practical advice that can lead to greater independence and improved quality of life. Whether for professionals in the field or parents seeking to assist their children, this book serves as a guide to navigating the world through sound, ultimately transforming the way mobility skills are learned and taught.

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About the Author

Ronald L. Worley Jr. lost vision in his right eye at age four due to a rusty nail accident. Over the years, secondary glaucoma led to the removal of his left eye in 2004. He graduated high school and earned two bachelor's degrees from Tennessee Temple University, followed by a master's degree from Western Michigan University. Ronald worked for Alabama's Department of Rehabilitation Services and later at the Blind Rehabilitation Center in Augusta, Georgia, retiring in 2017. He teaches visually impaired individuals about accessible technology and serves on six blindness-related committees in Georgia. Ronald enjoys family life with his wife and five children.

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