[il-talk] a few questions

[rcubfank at sbcglobal.net]

I don't have the answers to your questions, but I would like to share some 
information.

when I was at Farnsworth grammar school, I started mobility training in the 
6th grade. It continued through highschool when I went to Foreman. Perhaps 
the public school aren't allowing this anymore.

You might want to check on this.





Rob Kaiser
email;
rcubfank at sbcglobal.net
-----Original Message----- 
From: Kayla James via il-talk
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 12:46 PM
To: il-talk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [il-talk] a few questions

Hi Federationists, I am pondering a few questions today. First, is there
anyone on this list who has been a rehabilitation teacher or who knows one
who has gone on to open up their own center? Secondly, why aren't
rehabilitation teachers allowed to work with children under sixteen,
specially if the TVI probably can't work with them if the child is in public
school? And third, is it me or has anyone else noticed that there aren't a
lot of good fiction books with blind characters in them?

There's the blind pescimistic, "Being blind is absolutely terrible. I hate
my life. Why would a loving God do this to me?" Then the virtuous blind, who
is a martyr or held up with such great esteem that they could never do
anything wrong or be normal and can turn Braille books into magical cupcakes
to feed starving children in the ghettos in inner cities. There are few
blind role models in stories.

I'm just saying. Okay, I'm done with my ranting. You guys can talk now. Lol





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