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Braille (División Norteamericana)
División Norteamericana

Crecimiento espiritual, actividades misioneras y herencia


Destreza: 1
Año de introducción: 2019


Requisitos


La especialidad de Braille (División Norteamericana) es un componente de la Maestría Testificación.


1. ¿Qué es un sistema de lectura táctil?

2. Discutir quién necesita un sistema de lectura táctil y qué se necesita para leerlo.

a. Buscar una tabla para examen de vista y seguir las instrucciones para probar su visión. ¿Qué constituye una buena visión a diferencia de la ceguera legal?

b. Usando una actividad multisensorial, evaluar su sensibilidad epicrítica.

3. Discutir brevemente la historia de los sistemas de lectura táctil, incluyendo los siguientes puntos:

a. ¿Quién fue Louis Braille?

b. Hacer una lista de algunos de los sistemas de lectura táctil que compitieron con braille en la «Guerra de los puntos».

4. Explicar cómo se adaptan los sistemas braille a diferentes idiomas.

5. Demostrar su comprensión de una célula braille escribiendo su nombre en braille con una manualidad, LEGO u otro método creativo.

6. Descubrir cómo se escribe el braille.

7. Discutir qué materiales podrían ser los más útiles traducidos al braille y qué quisiera que esté disponible en braille en caso de que se quede ciego.

Las respuestas variarán según cada club y Conquistador.

8. Identificar las disposiciones legales y culturales en su país que hacen que el braille sea más accesible.

9. ¿Quién fue el pionero adventista Austin O. Wilson y qué hizo?

"Dear Friends,

It is a happiness to me to know of your warm-hearted efforts to help the blind. It is help indeed — giving them light which no darkness can quench. I hope that more and more of the blind who wander comfortless in desert ways will hear the messages of love and peace which The Christian Record scatters far and wide. There is a cheery, stimulating spirit in the magazine too, and this is another greatly needed service to the sightless.

"I thank you for the sweet story which you published in the Christmas number. I am sure no one who had read it will forget its beautiful lesson.

"I rejoice in the encouragement which you have given to the blind to be as self-supporting as possible. Yes, work which they can do and do well, and in a noble spirit, is the best way to worship God and to serve their fellow men.

"Wishing you and The Christian Record continued success, I am.

"Sincerely yours,

Helen Keller"''

In 1916, Austin retired due to poor health. A year later his wife, Johanna, also resigned due to health reasons.

Note: As of the writing of this honor, The Christian Record, now titled Christian Record, continues to be produced in braille and is distributed free-of-charge to subscribers in the United States, Canada, Bermuda, and Guam-Micronesia.

10. Discutir formas de conocer e interactuar con una persona que es ciega. Hacer una de las siguientes:

a. Visitar una instalación que atiende a personas ciegas. Antes de la visita, pedir a los estudiantes que escriban sus predicciones acerca de sus percepciones de las personas ciegas. Recoger y guardar las respuestas para revisar después de la visita.

Before the visit, ask students to write down their predictions about their perceptions of blind people. Collect and keep responses to review after the visit.

  • What can a person who is blind do?
  • How does a person who is blind cook, clean, etc.?
  • What jobs can a person who is blind do well?
  • What scares you about people who are blind?
  • Are you scared of becoming blind? Why?
  • Do all people who are blind see nothing? (Are there different kinds of blindness?)

b. Invitar a una persona ciega para que hable con su grupo acerca de sus experiencias. Antes de la visita, pedir a los estudiantes que escriban sus predicciones acerca de sus percepciones de las personas ciegas. Recoger y guardar las respuestas para revisar después de la visita.

Before the visit, ask students to write down their predictions about their perceptions of blind people. Collect and keep responses to review after the visit.

  • What can a person who is blind do?
  • How does a person who is blind cook, clean, etc.?
  • What jobs can a person who is blind do well?
  • What scares you about people who are blind?
  • Are you scared of becoming blind? Why?
  • Do all people who are blind see nothing? (Are there different kinds of blindness?)

Following the activity, do a club debrief. Ask the same questions as before and refer to prior responses. Ask additional questions.

  • How did the person you visited read and write? Do all people who are blind read braille?
  • Are you scared of people who are blind? What changed your mind?
  • What surprised you from today’s visit?
  • What can your club do to form a friendship with people who are blind?
  • How can you share the love of Jesus with someone who is blind?
  • In one sentence, share what you learned from today’s visit.

Referencias

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