Oh wow, Jen, thank you SO much! ?Having you in Part 2, one of several participants ?analyzing a situation and assessing its risk from the perspective of an experienced traveler made such a wonderful, ¡°real-life¡± addition that I am convinced will help folks understand how to help their students learn to deal with these crossings. ?Yay!!!!
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Dona Sauerburger, COMS
Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind
www.sauerburger.org
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On Mar 18, 2025, at 12:31?AM, Jen via groups.io <jenandnixon@...> wrote:
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Before I head to bed for a very packed day tomorrow, had to respond to this email and congratulate you in completing such a daunting and tireless project recruiting volunteers to assist as ¡°students¡±. As one who assisted last summer, I learned a ton; especially since so much has changed in the teaching of O&M. My last lesson was over 20+ years ago and it was an eye opener to me of all the changes! ?
Hip! Hip! Hurray!Jen.?
On Mar 17, 2025, at 9:04?PM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
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HI everyone!? We just completed a webinar on a topic I think has never been done before -- maximizing your skills for listening and looking for crossing streets with no traffic control.
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It is Part 3 of a 3-part series of webinars on preparing students for uncontrolled crossings, providing the very latest information for uncontrolled crossings (we no longer use TMAD!), and in each of them, the participants -- O&Ms like yourself -- try the skills and add their insights and ideas (and sometimes push back on material that is new to them!).
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The webinars are free, offering a total of more than 8 hours of ACVREP credit.? The home page is at
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Enjoy!
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Dona
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Dona Sauerburger, COMS
sauerburger.org
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