Domain 6: O&M Strategies and Skills Flashcards

1
Q

environmental features used for orientation

A

slope
truncated domes
grassline
traffic sounds
sidewalk
landmark

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2
Q

when teaching the use of directions related to the sun, what must the learner know?

A

cardinal directions

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3
Q

how might a learner maintain line of travel after a veer?

A

curb cut
apex of the road
sound of traffic

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4
Q

landmark

A

familiar object, sound, odor or tactual clue that is easily recognized

truncated domes, stairs

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5
Q

primary landmark

A

always present in environment

change in surface that spans the length of the sidewalk

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6
Q

secondary landmark

A

always present in environment but may be missed in travel due to path

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7
Q

point of info

A

perceived senses (smell, touch, visual) that can be used by the learner to determine direction and position

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8
Q

cognitive map

A

ability to develop a mental image of a physical space, specific location, or directional information

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9
Q

spatial updating

A

ability to keep track of one’s location and changes in the distance and direction in relation to other environmental features while moving

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10
Q

route level cognitive map

A

egocentric frame of reference
directions and distances to all fixed objects in the room

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11
Q

survey level cognitive map

A

allocentric frame of reference
higher level

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12
Q

four different routes

A

I, L, U, Z

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13
Q

sources of information for a learner when planning a route

A

route descriptions
tactile town
large print/tactile or both
digital images (GPS)

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14
Q

specific concepts and skills required for learners to read maps

A

symbols represent real objects

directions on a map correspond to directions in space

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15
Q

compass directions efficient

A

constant

allow learner to relate to the distance in the environment

learner can relate to environmental concepts

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16
Q

4 strategies used with compass directions

A

never eat soggy waffles

incorporate into motor activities

teaching map basics

independent route planning

17
Q

steps in problem solving process

A

identify problem

identify alternative strategies for solving problem

select strategy an implement

evaluate effectiveness of strategy

18
Q

what indoor strategies should a learner use to establish line of travel?

A

perpendicular
parallel

19
Q

under what conditions would an O&Mi implement a drop off lesson

A

student is proficient in all other o&M techniques and skills

student has an understanding of the environment the drop off will take place

20
Q

why is a drop off lesson productive

A

gives students practice on if they get disoriented

useful in teaching to gather information and test hypothesis

21
Q

object to object

A

allocentric

survey level spatial knowledge

22
Q

self to object

A

egocentric

information perceived from the learners location

23
Q

egocentric

A

info perceived, remembered and acted upon based on the subjects location

24
Q

topocentric

A

information about locations of landmarks

25
Q

cartographic

A

location of places related to a patterns (number system, grid pattern, building shape)

26
Q

polarcentric

A

use of compass directions to gain knowledge of location

27
Q

techniques of self familiarization

A

perimeter pattern
gridline
reference point

28
Q

techniques of self familiarization (outside)

A

exploring sidewalk along perpendicular and parallel street

use cane

solicit assistance

29
Q

technology used for self familiarization

A

GPS
Trekker Breeze
iPhone apps

30
Q

OCS -Guide dog

A

O-orientation

C- Coaching

S- Solo

31
Q

where is the best place to stand when orienting a guide dog’s traveler

A

behind handlers right shoulder