[humanser] Sex education for blind college student

[Karen Rose]

I think the problem is that she needs to do more then describe. She actually needs to learn – about her own body and about the body of men. Hands on would be preferred. Has anyone had experience with using 3D printers to create models? Karen

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> On Oct 1, 2015, at 4:50 PM, Christina Moore via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi,
> Her school could also provide her a person that would be able to describe her the diagrams outside of class so that she would know what they look like if she needs to describe them. if the question on the quiz/exam is label the parts of the diagram that are involved in the reproductive system she could write out the process of reproduction.
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> --Christina
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>> On Oct 1, 2015, at 18:45, Paulette Vickery via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> I would suggest that you help your client fully understand that she has already paid for this class and there is nothing wrong, pushy, or forward, about her insisting that her instructor verbalize what she is showing the class. Each time the instructor does not make a particular point verbally clear, she should immediately ask that the point be made verbally clear. Also, if any exams have diagrams in any answers to questions, I would suggest that you tell her to request that the instructor allow her to answer the question in written words rather than diagrams. Yes, we do live in a sighted world and need to do things in that medium as far as possible, however, the important thing is that we are able to understand as well as sighted people, the educational content of college classes.
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>> Paulette
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>> Sent from my iPhone I have a blind client in therapy who is taking a health education class as a part of her community college curriculum. She is uncomfortable with the class discussion of sexuality particularly at times when the instructor is disgusting human sexual Biology utilizing PowerPoint presentation's. I am wondering if anyone knows of anatomically correct models and if so where she might obtain them. Alternatively I am considering the possibility that she might be able to scan the PowerPoint slides and then utilize a 3D printer to make models? Any help much appreciated – Karen Rose MFT
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